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Dedicated to Syyd and Brandi "chaos, destruction on foreign lands. many have fallen, hundreds left behind. what is the purpose? the meaning of it all? why must i die for the sake of mankind?" by Regina Skelton - reg40 - Some words on the image from "The Beach" Special thanks to http://www.seawolf.org/

Comments (26)


Sacred Rose

9:02PM | Sun, 18 March 2001

WOW Riko....it is superb, your image tells a thousand words and is filled with what ifs and whos and where's. Very evocative! WELL DONE!!

bonbon

9:15PM | Sun, 18 March 2001

i agree with what sacred says but also i see the futility,the hopelessness, the anger.... tis a really powerful piece of art, awesome message,riko hugs man

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muf

10:19PM | Sun, 18 March 2001

So much to look at in this image. Very powerful indeed bro!

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Sasha_Maurice

10:44PM | Sun, 18 March 2001

god the pain in that picture, hard to imagine the hell that would produce an image like this one. it makes some excellent Art though.

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Brandi

12:43AM | Mon, 19 March 2001

Riko, my dear, sweet, talented friend! Again, you bring tears to my eyes... your amazing artwork tells the story of so many men/women/children and such horror and bravery. I am so glad to know you and so glad that my comments and conversations with you can touch you as much as your magnificent work has touched me. Thank you, Riko! Much love to you! XOXO

Taura Noxx

1:00AM | Mon, 19 March 2001

A very powerful image, brings all sorts of thoughts to mind, and sadness for the futility of it all. The way people have to suffer at the hands of their fellow men.

Gaer

1:24AM | Mon, 19 March 2001

Holy crap! This is one of your best! Great image, holy wow! I'm more than impressed with this one! Fantastic, fantastic! All I can say is "Wow!"

Antoonio

1:51AM | Mon, 19 March 2001

now this is something i like.

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desdemona

2:09AM | Mon, 19 March 2001

And again Riko, You are very talented artist, it is always a pleasure for me to look at Your works, Bravo, Splendid Piece :::DES:::

imageart

3:02AM | Mon, 19 March 2001

Totally awesome....and that's a fact.

SHiVER

11:23AM | Mon, 19 March 2001

this is really really fabulous work. you inspire me. thank you.

depakotez

1:41PM | Mon, 19 March 2001

Holy. Wow... compelling to say the least man. Reminded me of a scene in a graphic novel printed by Kitchen Sink. Yet completely different. Awesome!

MikeJ

3:56PM | Mon, 19 March 2001

VERY powerful image, Riko-- I'm glad I came here to see it!

kracker

5:32PM | Mon, 19 March 2001

i agree too dont think i ever commented but i very much like this one from what i have seen

Omen555

8:09PM | Mon, 19 March 2001

Well constructed collage Riko. I knew a Captain in the Army that commanded a unit during the Vietnam war. His unit was ordered to "draw enemy fire" near Dak To so Air Cavalry could come in and engage the elusive enemy. He never forgave his leadership when his unit was over-run. Can't say that I blame him. Thank you for reminding me of a hero who is not with us anymore.

Kenniston

8:36PM | Mon, 19 March 2001

dude..u have no idea how many words this speaks...i can hear a relative of mine now...this is an inspiration..(hint.;))

Dreamspinner

8:42PM | Mon, 19 March 2001

Very uniquely different!! Verdie of Dreamspinner

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Syyd

9:48PM | Mon, 19 March 2001

Im afraid I feel like Brandi, with tears, this is a brilliant piece of work, a poignant and painful reminder of human suffering. Riko, thank you so for including me in this dedication. It touches me on a very deep note.

Swannie

4:59AM | Tue, 20 March 2001

Great work!!! Great words?? I dunno...aren't we all pawns send on a mission? Following orders even if we think it's wrong, but still do it!! Wish there was more action after listening to what we think is right while listening to our hearts!! Salute to all brave men and women. Johnnie...

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kromekat

6:07AM | Tue, 20 March 2001

its all been said mate! - powerful stuff, amazing how a 2D picture can create a soundtrack of gunfire, radio, choppers and screams in ones head isn't it!?

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Xena

7:20AM | Tue, 20 March 2001

Hon, this is AWESOME. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. hugs

TBKoen

5:41PM | Tue, 20 March 2001

This is looking mighty fine. Love the use of colors.

JVogel

7:19PM | Tue, 20 March 2001

I need to comment sooner because everything I want to say has been said =- very nice work Henri keep it up and you have my vote for AOM

alessio72

3:11PM | Wed, 21 March 2001

powerful image riko!my compliments!!you are great! WAR SUXX

dukduk

5:30PM | Wed, 21 March 2001

i must say, this is an extremely powerful piece of art riko!!! his is so expressive of the pain and suffering, confusion and anger that were suffered by the soldiers and citizens who lived and fought on that delta... However, I must disagree with alessio, war does not in itself suck...it is a sometimes necessary evil...the problem is that 'Nam was never considered a war...just a black hole that sucked in the lives of so many of our precious youth...

kellj

11:51AM | Fri, 06 April 2001

this image speaks volumes...the futility of war... the text conjures the images of young soldiers so brave but also unprepared and nieve...two thumbs up riko...very thought provoking.


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