Me, about 3 years ago. No "post cancer" pics yet. I'm afraid I've lost some of my looks. Just imagine the head to the left with short spikey dark brown hair and more grey in it than I am comfortable with. After chemotherapy your hair usually doesn't come back the same. I hope I like the "new me" eventually, but I'd rather go back to the old me [just not older age-wise]. I should stop whining.BIO"Emerging artist Hannah Loesser, in her first New York exhibit, continues to impress with the impact of her portraiture, combining sensitivity and powerful renderings in a technique uniquely suited to her subject matter."
-just something good someone wrote about me. I couldn't figure out what I wanted to write. Once I do, I'll replace that quote with more personal interesting stuff.
Here's some new stuff:
I used to be more of a traditional artist-no computers, just pastels and paint.
Since that quote was written (about 3 or 4 yrs. ago) , I've gone totally digital but haven't had any exhibits (I'm having trouble figuring out all this printing stuff). Stll, I feel the posibilties are endless with digital . You can do SO much more with digital. There are millions more choices--AND digital is NOT easier in any sense except for one thing: You don't have to clean up your paints or put your pastels back in the box etc... I know one should never say never, but to make my point, I feel I would never want to go back to traditional.
I'm 35, and was born in New York City.
At the risk of bragging and having everyone hate me, my father, Frank Loesser, (now deceased), was a famous musical composer. He wrote the music and lyrics to "Guys and Dolls', and wrote that song 'Heart and Soul"-the one that most people know even if they've never heard of my dad. Well. that's certainly enough!
I love you all. I love Renderosity. Thanks for being here so I always have somewhere wonderful to go to. Thank you everyone for your generosity, talent, incredible merchandise, and kindness. This one site has changed my whole life in the best way. Sorry this is so corny but I mean it.
hannahlo
hannah loesser
P.S. Today,(1/7/04), I was told I have breast cancer. They say they can remove the tumor and I'll recover. However, if it were not for Renderosity, I don't know if I would have been able to cope. I'll have a few unpleasant months ahead but because of this place, I'll have lots of messaging, gallery browsing and uploading, and purchases to look forward to. I also have all the new friends I've found and who have found me here and I'll be making a lot more art. I don't know what else I could ask for.
4/1/05 This site saved my life.
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Comments (12)
PegasusDR
Hannah, you did an excellent job on the posing. I actually like the way his hair cuts through him like that, even if it wasn't intentional. It also casts a very intriguing shadow. :) Kisses
ffabris
Beautiful, powerful image!
DavidDeyo
The eyes are very captivating. What an interesting bit of synchronicity with his hair also. I continue to hope better things for you.
ricardo719
simply stunning!
quim2001
Excellent work. Very expressive and deep. I create Hannah that you have the affection and the support of wholes, why you merit him.You are courageous and sensitive.
wrpspeed
beautiful expression. so hard to do. hope you are doing alright.
Shakti27
An excellent render hun and very ironic since it turned out that way S very symbolic with the red hair - great expression too S hope you're doing better, my friend - a HUGE HUG just for you :)
aprilrosanina
The look of moisture in his eyes is very well done. Best wishes for your continued recovery - and for less fear in your life, eh? Modern medicine does do amazing things... and we're all rooting for you, you know that.
Jaimie
Hope things are getting better.
gofer
Amazing story and I hope you'll recover well
LENK911
IT WAS MENT TO BE THAT YOUR ART CAME OUT THAT WAY. BEFORE I READ YOUR POST SCRIPT. I WAS GOING TO ASK YOU WHY VICTOR IS ALWAYS SO SAD. I AM AWARE OF YOUR SITUATION BUT I THINK IT MAY BE TIME FOR HIM TO REJOYCE. MAYBE A CHEERFUL-JUBILENT VICTOR MIGHT LIFT YOUR (AND OUR) SPIRITS?!
LFNForever
Original and so gorgeous!! :)