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The style reminds me a lot of the illustrations in a Poe anthology I bought a lifetime ago. It's perfection.
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Hello,
My nameβs Mathilde and Iβm writing as an intern from a writerβs society in Aalborg, Denmark. Iβve been put in charge of finding images to go with our writing prompts programme, which helps aspiring writers with a piece of text and an inspirational image to get the creative juices flowing.
Iβm writing you because Iβd like to use this picture for our writing prompts, so if you would like the extra exposure and agree to us using it, we will in return agree to not use it for any other purposes than the writing prompts.
Kind Regards,
Mathilde Læssø
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This image directly touched my heart, and I can't find words to describe how I feel. And also made me think about something... When I first saw it, I made one interpretation of it, and I read the comment ("he had to know...") after... We are influenced by our experiences when we look at art and because of that not everyone might see the same... the story wont be the same...
A few years ago I was in a hard stage of my life (The old and cracked tower), and as a consequence I decided I had to end with my life; but as you imagine, that wasn't exactly what I wanted... I was eager for someone to help me. The one and only sound the bell made when he jumped represented that scream for help
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I think this creature wanted to save him but it was too late..
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Es facinante el concepto y dice bastante y deja un buen concepto personal de saber amar la vida
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so... the I'm guessing this creature with wings is probably there to get the soul of the person hanged or maybe just curious
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I just... I have no words... I can't describe how I feel towards this (I mean that in a good way - a very, very good way). Blargh, I can't think of what I want to say! I have to many thoughts bustling around!
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..........................................................great
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The innocent curiosity of the gargoyle pulls me every time I look at this. The contrast between the rust-red stains and cloak and the decaying stone heightens the feeling...
The emotion found in all of your work is incredible.
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I am not really sure where to begin. This picture is full of many different things, I see them all. It is like looking through a looking glass almost. Very nicely done ! <3 WolfDreams
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Beautifully tragic. I wish I could favorite your whole gallery.
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You can. That is exactly how favorites work.
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You have REAL IMAGINATION!!!!
This drawing makes me feel kinda sad and scared...
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When I saw the thumbnail from your gallery, at first I thought the girl was a mosquito, I clicked on it to see the full view, then my mind went 
Very nice piece indeed ! well done
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This is really lovely. Congratulations on inspiring the movie!
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the contrast it beautiful, and i adore the detailing in the belltower
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I love this, the contrast between the monk and the creature is fascinating, it's a thought-provoking image and keeps it in my mind's eye long after I've left!
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Did the monk have to know that God exists or the angel who the monk is... I can't tell 
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Was scrolling through the "The Rock" journal (congratulations on that by the way), and this image just stopped me. I couldn't take my eyes off it... The awe and just, magic. That's all there is to really say; Magic.
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Totally agree.
I was too scrolling the journal...
This piece is beautiful..
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I know it's just, one of those pieces which gives you chills...
The innocence and curiosity of the Fearie peering at the dead man is just, indescribable.
And I love the direction in which the eye is forced to take when looking at this piece; Firstly at the Fearie and then following its gaze towards the hanging man and realizing. It's simplistic beauty, but also so deep.
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Very powerful! I love the concept and how you executed gives it a sense of beauty as well. Absolutely stunning!
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Intriguing. I love the shape of wings and look of curiosity, not just in his face, but in his body. delightful to look at
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Beautiful, as if from a fairytale.
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An abbey monk hangs himself from the bell of his cracked steeple, a crow watches over, a winged spirit inspects the corpse... My god I love everything about this one.
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Ok, so him dying let him shed his cocoon? That's the only way he could find out? nice
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I love the limited range of colors you used. You do so much with so little, and it's gorgeous.
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Absolutely love the color range on this one. You do so much with so little, and it's gorgeous.
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