In Memory Of by RaysOfLight
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I don't know if this is the right gallery to put this in, but I don't really care if it is or isn't, I know it doesn't belong in the othe galleries.
I would like to thank smitty72 for his fireplace.
This is in memory of my cousin's husband who drowned three days ago, leaving two young twins behind.
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"This picture is in honour of a great man we will all miss.
Great men though are never lost, they live forever with us, in our memories we hold of their lives.
With this candle flame, our memories shall burn forever, because, you will never be forgotten."
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I don't know if it's right posting this here, but I'm doing it nonetheless. It was the longest I ever spent working on one picture. I only hope it's good enough to convey the feeling
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okay, i'm allowing comments for this one, as long as they have nothing technical to do with graphics
anything for you baby :)

Comments (6)
mmmmmmm hugs and kisses you its lovely sweetie :) i'm sure it'll mean a lot to her hugs
sorry for the loss. :( Nice touch with the photo, I am assuming that is of your cousin and her husband? Nice tribute, my friend.
I, too, am sorry for your loss. It is a gift, how artists deal with their feelings. This is a classic example. Art and emotion, all mixed into one. Very nice pic. Good luck to you.
There is nothing more beautiful to remember those who have passed on before us. As a matter of course, dedicating something to their memory is what keeps them alive in our hearts. Aionia h mnimi tou. My condolences for your loss and prayers for the hurt to subside.
niiiiiiice what language is that?!?!?
The language would be Greek.