Reach... by bevchiron

2D • (none) • posted on Aug 29, 2002

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Painter 7 & Photoshop elements.

Comments (11)

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cat_amaris

10:27AM | Thu, 29 August 2002

Your work never ceases to amaze me, the quality is outstanding, and it is a pleasure to view - always! Thank you for posting xXxXx

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irix.

10:04PM | Thu, 29 August 2002

this is beautiful , loving , tender !!!!!!!!

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starshuffler

4:25AM | Fri, 30 August 2002

This somehow connects to my inner child. Beautiful imagery, bev! :-)

Traumer

7:07AM | Fri, 30 August 2002

I knew it will be excellent.

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SirJohn

9:01AM | Sun, 01 September 2002

Another wonderful image. You did a fantastic job on this one... so many ranges of emotion... wow!

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g_i_tammy

4:12PM | Sun, 01 September 2002

very nice image! strange.. I am working on an image at this present time... same concept.. man and child's hand reaching for eachother.. they are on the same sides too... i was going to call it reach as well... great minds think alike. fantastic work... thank you :O)

Michelle A.

3:49PM | Fri, 18 October 2002

Just clicking thru....this is such a beautiful piece bev......love it!

Freeze

4:31PM | Fri, 25 October 2002

What an extremely expression of human life!!! - - Tenderly and very thoughtfully... exceptional artwork, thanks for sharing it with us :-)))))))

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Brendan

1:00PM | Wed, 18 December 2002

Pardon me if I have got you all wrong Bev! Again, I see an elegy for fleeting time here? You must be at that stage in life that I have reached, that time when we begin to realise the worth of all the clich fed to us in youth. I am getting two very distinct readings from this. If the bird is a Swallow, is it flying away for the winter or returning for the spring? / Is that a child or a doll? Childish innocence or innocent childhood? / Is that an Old Rose ( short lived but nothing smells sweeter ) or a Anemone Hupensis 'September Charm'?. So many questions, so many feelings. I will have to plump for the Bittersweet reading and take my pleasure there, as there is pleasure in empathy, whatever may come.