Freedom of Speech by Claywoman

2D • Illustration • posted on Sep 17, 2007

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It sure seems that we are losing our Freedom of Speech these days. Pencil drawing which I then scanned Thanks for looking

Comments (19)

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Mondwin

3:37AM | Mon, 17 September 2007

Awesome drawing...bravisima!V:DDD.HUgsxx

wannes

3:41AM | Mon, 17 September 2007

Very well crafted concept!!

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efferre

3:50AM | Mon, 17 September 2007

interesting concept and drawing! It is still worthy to use pencil by hand!

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Fidelity2

9:56AM | Mon, 17 September 2007

Wonderful image. 5+.

Platin

12:31PM | Mon, 17 September 2007

Nice drawing!!

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2:48PM | Mon, 17 September 2007

Great drawing and concept!!!

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acclaude

7:29PM | Mon, 17 September 2007

Well done critic & pencil shot !! inspired & beautifull creappy image, Excellent, xxxxx

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2Loose2Trek

12:07AM | Tue, 18 September 2007

I love the concept and drawing ... well done!!!

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graemeb

5:25PM | Tue, 25 September 2007

Don't know about the drawing but the subject matter is correct.

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LeCygne

7:54PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

Very powerful drawing!!!

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PositivelyCreative

4:55PM | Thu, 04 October 2007

You got that right sweetie. I'm so tired of big brother and I hate this feeling of helplessness to do anything about it!! Splendid expression!!

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Elcet

11:28AM | Wed, 12 December 2007

Terrible expressionnist drawing! Very powerful image. Sometimes we need some courage to draw or to photograph on very dramatic but real subjects, as was the case of Guernica for Picasso, of Mater doloris mundi by Mondwin, of Mess 1 by Domi48, of During the war by Mousson or of Tenths and Tens by TallPockets. In that case we are conscious that it is not so pleasant than to add a new rose or orchid to our gallery, but it is necessary to show and say something. These are examples on which artists can show their willingness to contribute to a positive progress that finally is a political one, and although this looks simple for me because I am not American, I deeply share my friend's PositivelyCreative point of view.

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