Dreambubbles3 by gunsan
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Sometimes even dreambubbles cannot protect you from reality

Comments (18)
There is a sad component is this work. It has lots of emotions in it. Sad but stunning images. I like it.
Too bad there's no rating ........... It's absolutely beautifully lost... lost within the arms of sweet sadness. so sweet and painful.
The truth can be all too brutal ;-)
This image really rides a balance, like a heartbreaking fairytale.
u are so right Gun, even fantasy bubbles can't protect us from cruel reality, this image speacks volumes to me!!!
What a talent you are either side of the emotional line!! Real art like life is full of pain and joy...
I agree with danob, one cannot appreciate the happiness of life without enduring the pain. Absolutly beautiful artwork!!
Such compelling image Gun the eyes just hold your attention. :0 )
thanks for the experience, having seen that picture - ist gorgeous
That's so true.. Love it though!
they can help... & keep the sadness at bay... another super image from a bubblishious series :]
looking in those eyes , makes my heart shivers , imagining what sort of pain he might be facing ....i missed that sort of art , yours gun....excellent and painfull!!
dreambubbles aren't painkillers - better to say that painbubbles are dreamkillers (sounds like a pun, but it's not)
Excellent composition and beautiful effects ! Great idea ! Congratulations !
Reality?? Please define. Excellent work gun, I love the color scheme of this remarkable composition.
What can I say, it is really cool.
Excellent artwork!!!!
So true...Excellent job gun
Almost enought to make you cry -- your work is very moving -- I would say it is the eyes of your models that say the most -- and they way you have tem look at us