Sky


One day on savannah.

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  1. roberto M.23 October 2012 at 04:54

    Hello, Sasa! I really like this new work of yours, I see you've added some elements that you had not previously used in your art.
    I do not like to analyze works of art. but I can interpret what I feel when I see it.
    I think, here there is a difficult history, with black clouds in the sky that do not let the sun to reach the man and woman,
    an interesting metaphor for a couple, for everyone. I do not know...
    what matters is that the sun is there!!!
    A kiss for you, my friend!!

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  2. Tony LaRocca23 October 2012 at 12:46

    I love the raw power in this image. Very cool!

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  3. Nicky Linzey23 October 2012 at 22:25

    So unusual, I love the scale of this and the colours-very dramatic.

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  4. Rod MacGregor24 October 2012 at 00:54

    Really........ amazing!! I like this..it starts to give the viewer the feeling of the enormity of the sky!!

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  5. Anne Manda25 October 2012 at 02:55

    Very strong! Love the texture of paper and ink.

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  6. Sybille28 October 2012 at 01:51

    It is good to know that above all these black clouds there's still the sun! :)

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  7. Nancy Grönholm31 October 2012 at 13:39

    such a cool mix of textures, porportion and colour - the sun so forcefully coming thorugh all those heavy, powerful clouds, is lovelY! :)

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