Good-bye Mom by DawnStar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Dedicated to everyone who has lost a loved one to Alsheimer's disease.

Comments (15)
The sensitivity of your pain and experience is clearly here...and your force is here as well. This will be a great last image for me to check today... let me compliment you for your artistic talent, and moreover for the way your heart is always seable through it.
So powerful and so heartbreaking! Though your pain shines through, the image has a fairytale touch that makes it even more impressive.
i am speechless - thanks for sharing...
-christian
A creative work!!!
The love and the pain shine through
i am unterstand you very well. you show us how painfull it is . Hugs Gregor
This one has so much emotion to it, made me almost cry. Wonderfully done.
Very creative, deeply emotional...The eggs tell such a tale! Thank you for sharing this with us.
All too real, well presented.
I've rarely seen an image created with such courage & honesty, so much insight, wonderfully expressive. Great work.
I don't think your Mom would have liked me cussing, but that's what I did when I saw this image! My GOD, this is probably one of the most powerful images I have ever had the honour of viewing. Your insight and courage astound me! Thank you so much for creating and sharing this, you have shown me so much HUGS
Brillant surreal work ! Really a very expressive composition ! great concept ! Congratulations !
The pain IS!
I came upon this image via a link off of crrunchyfrog's favorite images list. My grandmother had the disease, and she lived with us in her last days. I too used profanity when the page loaded...but in a good way...if that's possible to understand.
Wow, that really hit me, before I read your comment, the first thing I thought of was my grandmother who had alzhiemers for many years. this is so surreal and yet, so very accurate.