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Published: 2002-06-28 20:02:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 25220; Favourites: 526; Downloads: 1980
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another older piece. i have been getting asked for prints of this one too. So I am posting it here.Some of my thoughts on positive thinking.
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I have this one too. This is my all time favorite. It's what lead me to your work. What I really like about it is that people don't notice what it is really about immediately. They see your "April print on my wall first and after some time, they discover "the good" too. Thanks for making this available. Interestingly, I had a problem when I first got it on a wrapped canvas, and when I complained they told me to send it back for a refund. I told them that I just wanted a print. The sent the print and they closed my other account. I'm still trying to find the good in that situation. Oh, maybe it made me love this print even more!!!!
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Wow. This peice is amazing. I truly love the message behind this piece. You should also note that I'm feeling just a bit jealous, as my art never turns out *half* as good as this...
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Ever read All Quiet on the Western Front?
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MY of MY....like it....liked to publish it? here is where:[link]
let me know if you like it.
cheers
Chuy.
Lolocal Magazine.
elprincipito@lolocal.com.mx
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good work. nothing that hasnt been said i could say
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Nice work!
Actually it remindes me of "All Quiet on the Western Front", the final scene.
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Another beautiful piece by you. Really, I love your gallery, all of your art looks superb and has a meaning to it. The lighting on the soldier with his hands open for the butterfly is a great affect, and as an above poster said, he looks lost in thought with the butterfly.
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wow, i love this
the idea of positive thinking is reflected very nicely
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This is great! Love the colour, caught my eye straight away.
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This is like the last scene in the movie of All Quite on the Western Front where th guy stands up to sketh a bird and gets shot in the head.
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possibly the coolest painting ever. Such a great message!
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Definitely reminds me of All Quiet on the Western Front. Awesome
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The water is hypnotizing. So green.
I really like the hands with the butterfly and how the soldier seems to be lost in thought on it.
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Beautiful in a haunting and grief stricken way. I love the concept!
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I featured this piece alongside 21 other deviations in my journal entitled "22 Must See Deviations Edition III." I also wrote up a small summary of why I would like my viwers to look into your gallery further. Please swing by and take a look and support some of the other artists.
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I love how the butterfly gives off light. It just shines and stands out against the contrast of war.
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Gorgeous artwork! I love the theme here and the butterfly.
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This.. wow. Good message, good message.
We should all stop and look at the butterfly. And share it.
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this picturer really speaks to me... i like the optimism because thats what i stand for... its amazing how one can make the best of even war just by turning to nature...
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which war is this based off of and which part of the military. I was just wondering because my father is a Nam vet and he has a million vietnam stuff all over his house and he used to draw soldiers all the time when he was there and has a huge folder of them and he has a lot of violent drawings. . .this is something that brings light to the situations he recalls and I would love to purchase it for his birthday coming up. . .looking at it though it looks more like world war 1 with them being in a hole like that. anyway, just wondering. he was army special forces.
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I've never thought that way about war. It seems so hard to find any beauty in such a dark place, but I guess it is always possible.
Wonderful painting, I love the colouring style. The meaning and emotion behind it is deep and pure. Excellent piece.
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This is the piece I saw on the magazine 
great work!
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This is one of the most powerful pieces of positive thought I have ever seen on this site. beautiful concept and execution. This green land is fantastic +fav!
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i think my art teacher would fall in love with you if he ever saw your art
amazing job, as always. i cant help but think how young the boy holding the butterfly looks compared to the other men around him...then again, it may be just me.
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Awhile ago I faved your portrait of Thom Yorke after doing a keyword search for stuff inspired by him, but I never really came by your gallery. So finally the other day I revisited that piece and later on your gallery, and for the past few day's I've been going through you gallery piece by piece trying to find one piece to fav... otherwise I'd end up adding your entire gallery to my favorites. And after my long deliberation, I've decided on this one. I'm blown away by your talent in a different way through each piece of yours, so it was hard. I decided on this one because of your message. You obviously put a lot of thought into the theme of each of your pieces, and I love the message of this one. You had a very simple purpose in mind: positive thinking, but what is really beautiful about this one is your illustration of that idea... the orange butterfly in the midst of green, earthy tones demands immadiate attention, and the irony of such an occurence (in terms of both the color scheme and the idea of the butterfly iteslf in such a harsh environment) drives the point home. Well done, my friend. I'll try my best to buy some of your prints later on.
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this is an awesome piece. it really does do good in such a time like this.
the world needs more hope....it seems like its all been lost.
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the idea alone would get a favorite but you have executed the work with flawlessness, im in awe of you.
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Makes me cry.
No one sees the true beauty of anything anymore.
Especially not when there's so much pain to distract us.
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wow... thats easily one of the best images about war i have ever seen, its just so powerful... im very impressed!! fav!
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I just love this one.
Even though I haven't been at war (nor do I pretend I can understand the horror), but I've been at bootcamp (in sweden)... and sometimes when you're out there crawling in the mud, you'll find some of nature's beauty and it'll paw at your heart and make you cough. Because soldiers don't cry, they cough
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Interesting, you know I love green tones
Although maybe my eye was catched mainly by the contrast between the harsh touchs at sky and the sweet and fluid paint brush for water, an element moreover I like specially in your style Its ever seem me very original
And composition is very well done, weights are very equilibrated, the line of bayonet leads my eyes cleverly...
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Yup, very powerful image. I love the deep green of the whole thing, and nice little details here and there. The composition, too, is just great.
Can't find flaw with this one. Deserves to be in a gallery, for sure.
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Just awesome...beautiful image in so many more ways than one.
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Oops, bad link above. Here's the good link:
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Wow. I was told that you had a painting that was similar to a picture I just posted, but it took me a while to find exactly which one of your works was being referred to. But now that I see this, I have no doubt!
To all of you guys: that's not just fiction depicted there! Not just something that happens in the movies.... just look here: [link]
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Intense! That's all I can say to your incredible work!
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Awesome piece man, I really like the colouring.
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Awesome! I really like this, because of the little bit of peace and hope which comes from the butterfly. ItΒ΄s good drawn and the colorsΒ΄re fitting together very well!
Great work!
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