In everyones eyes by yomah

2D • Portraits • posted on Dec 04, 2006

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It's so easy to look at someone and know exactly how they will behave. How you can tell about a person by what they wear. That because of the piercings or tats that he's no-good? Why do we think our own judgment is so damn superior. Is it fear that stops us from finding out the truth. Is it fear that keeps us at arms distance, afraid to actually speak to, to acknowledge, to give value to another unlike our own self? `yoshi

Comments (5)

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SoulSearcherr

4:47PM | Mon, 04 December 2006

you cannot judge a book by its cover..S..he has sexi eyebrows and hair..

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fairyfreak

5:03PM | Mon, 04 December 2006

:-) He's cool. It's not the way people look that affects me..it's the way they behave. Men in suits scare me more than most because they are invariably pretending to be someone they are not.

ARTWITHIN

7:02PM | Mon, 04 December 2006

Wonderful painting. There are many arms on the octopus. I detect some judgment on both sides. Until all sides can approach one another without anxiety, fear, and judgment, I don't see any chance of change. Maybe all one can hope for is that those who ask the question or see the problem, act individually toward those we encounter, and forget judging everyone else. Yo, you play a role in the process by introducing viewers to yourself and those you encounter in your life, especially when you tell their stories. Compassion for all.

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hewsan

9:28PM | Mon, 04 December 2006

tribalism - the animal nature remains strong...

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6:19AM | Wed, 06 December 2006

i dunno, he doesn't look like he's no good to me. you really captured something in him.. in the eyes and the pose and everything, but i can't phrase it. it is a beautiful portrait, thank you.