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Published: 2010-03-25 17:34:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 50210; Favourites: 2308; Downloads: 1643
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'I am not lost. I am foundThis wandered path is filled with fleeting whispers
Empty promises of better days
Silence, however, is stretching out her hand
βThis wayβ
Leave behind the cross roads and dead ends
You are not lost. You are found'
Something different, personal. All digital - Photoshop CS3.
Plain sketch and lots more updates on my blog: [link]
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Your style here reminds me ofΒ illustrations byΒ Trina Schart Hyman... several others have mentioned Arthur Rackham, and I can definitely seeΒ some of his flavorΒ in thisΒ as well!
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I can't think of the words to adequately describe this. Pulls me in.
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if it hadn't been said this reminds me very much of rackham's work ... really great work .. different from all your work but marvelous all the same
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this is incredibly ... touching? i don't know the right word for it. it's particularly attention grabbing.
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beautiful; love the whole feel and coloring of the piece. ^^
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This piece whispers the very things we need to hear.
I love that her left foot is gently poised to take that first step over the line.
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Very pretty. I can tell this is a more personal piece, it's truly touching
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I like all the hand prints on the trees and the dull colors
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reminds me of a child with divorced parents struggling to find her way... beautiful, stunning and impressive indeed
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this looks like a picture that should be in a fairytale book
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Your whole gallery is outstanding, and this is beautiful
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Deeply moving. Both picture and poem. Both together made a tear run down my cheek.
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this is so beautiful. im in love with your whole gallery (:
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Oh. The tree. And the line "Leave behind the cross roads and dead ends". Touches me.
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The boundary of or from what I wonder. Is she leaving a sanctuary or moving into one?
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This is sooo beautiful. It really makes me wonder. 
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Truly beautiful! Not sure if someone else said it already, but reminds me a lot of Arthur Rackham's illustrations.
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What a wonderful imagination you have! This picture is both gorgeous and inspirational.
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I would have swear that that was traditional! Lovely atmosphere!
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When I was child, there were some books telling the story of a rabbit.... I can't remember the name but the style of this picture reminds me a lot this little tale ! = ) In the meanwhile, it makes me think (most of your work I must admit) to Art Nouveau. Here it's about the colors, usually it's about the way you draw, very pure and the postures which are very.... sensual for some... = )
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Bit different, yes, but just as beautiful and even more intriguing.
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wahay for arthur rackham-ish art!
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I love the atmosphere and the weight of the lines. The handprints on the tree is an interesting touch.
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I find myself coming back to this piece over and over again, it's almost magnetic <3
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That tree makes my head spin... awesome work
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this reminds me of the picture books i read when i was younger--it's really fascinating just to look at.
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Very nice drawing and excellent composition, itΒ΄s always good to try different things and you did it very well!
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This is beyond gorgeous. I absolutely love how it's like a fairytale put all in one image.
The hands on the trees are simply an awesome touch, and I also adore the blue tones and subtle texturing!
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The hands on the tree is a beautiful touch.
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Wow! That's great! It's like watercolour. You should check out some artwork by Gabe on Penny-arcade. He did some watercolour type stuff for assassin's creed.
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