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Published: 2013-01-21 16:08:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 6664; Favourites: 336; Downloads: 75
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Grantaire, one of my favourite characters from Les Mis. I really like it how he understands that the Revolution he and his friends are fighting won't change anything and yet he goes to battle all the same
If my memory serves me well I believe in the book Grantaire was a bit older but I'm not sure. Anyway, this is George Blagden from the new Les Mis movie, I think he might look younger here because I painted him based on a picture that's not from the movie.
For the BG I used a pic from the on stage version of the show as reference.
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Bloody. Brilliant.
That was not a proper comment, I apologize. The left half of the picture is amazing, the shading and the different hues of red and orange are beautiful, especially the smoky effect. Grantaire is just- freaking- beautiful. He looks like an ANGEL. I love this so much- it's killing me. Thank you for posting this, mon ami.Β
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Oh, wow. It's so awesome... I'm speechless. <3
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*Amazing.....sorry for that, I was just too excited. lol
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Haha, no problem, I got it!
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Stunning piece,really powerful. At first I thought it was a photo. And I like the idea that on the where we can see Enjolras. In the book, when it was first written about Grantaire and discribed his nature, I was so amazed about that young man. Cynical, but yet with a great faith. Faith, but not in changes or a better life. But in Enjolras.
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Thanks for the comment
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Oops, I 've only now noticed a mistake in my previous message. I ment"I like the idea of Enjolras on the background". Hope you've understand.
Anyway, I agree with you. These two are so amazing, as well as your picyure.
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No problem, I got the message hehe...and thanks!
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I'm falling in love with this piece of Art.
I can't stop looking at it... my compliments, this is so warm and melancholic. It's perfect.
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Thanks! I loved your comment
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Let the wine of friendship never run dry.
To this lovely piece you have presented us.
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At the shrine of friendship never say die...
Thanks!
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Wow. So, this is gorgeous, and really well done, and just. I'm happy that this exists.
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You make me blush!
Thank you!
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hey - somone else who likes Grantaire a lot
And your picrute is just wunderful - I love it so much.
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Epic! I played Grantaire a few years back now when I was still in high school for the school production ^.^ the movie was great but so sad they cut the Drink with Me song down, it's much longer in the theatre show.
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Yup, that's one of the very few things I disliked of the movie, I love that song and I wanted to see Grantaire ask Enjolras what's the use of dying on the barricade...oh well, the movie's great so I won't complain much
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Yeah it is a fantastic movie
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Yes, I really loved it too
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I don't find words, this is so beautiful... Just great job.
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I like how you blended ideas and references from the book, the movie, and the stage musical. This is really well done! Great artwork.
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Thanks! Grantaire is one of my fave characters so I was very inspired for this painting.
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Beautiful job. The lighting and the look in his eye are especially powerful.
It's awesome to see new art from you.
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Glad to know that you like it, fellow Les Mis fan
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this is gorgeous! the colors feel so emotive 
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It's one of my favourite songs from the musical
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Best Line of Grantaire in the Musical.
I LOVE it, and I love you picture
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Yes, I love how Grantaire wonders if their revolution will actually change something...
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