Wishes Spent by HopeFadesEternal
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
She had always recalled being told as a child, wishes spent will make dreams come true; but there was a deeply wished for dream that never came true. Her one desire was to be a mother, to feel life growing inside of her, and to raise her children with the hopeful outlook on life she had been raised with, but it eluded her until the dream eventually died.
She continually longed for the fleeting moments of passion to fulfill her dreams, but each of these moments which raised her hopes always brought nothing. She clung to a repeating dream of the holidays, a time filled with hope, and a time she always believed she would be pregnant and looking forward to the following year where she would tell her husband that next year they would be celebrating the holidays with their child, and it would be memories they'd cherish forever. Yet, every year the holidays came and passed, and the dream always remained only that, a dream that never materialized.
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Comments (11)
Tears for those who will never be born life not to be never to see the morn very beautiful and touching scene and story
It is sad that sometimes wishes and dreams are never fulfilled... this is a very sad, very touching scene.
ein toller Render gefällt mir sehr gut
Beautiful but a bit sad text and image. Very well done expression and tears.
Excellent work!
Without the valleys, the hilltops will have no meaning. "'Tis a consummation Devoutly to be wished. To die, to sleep, To sleep, perchance to Dream" ...William Shakespeare - Hamlet Very Well Done
beautiful done.
A most poignant caption here, but, according to this wonderful rendering, she is already with child, and ready to issue forth....or is it all an illusion?
Very good question! I was creating this from a dual perspective; one being from her dream, the other from the sad reality, being that the former wasn't happening.
This is a very touching image. One of your best. Your reply above answered the dicotimy I pondered as well.
Outstandingly done and fantastic portrait !
Beautiful and touching work!