Get Over It, Boy by roggel

2D • Portraits • posted on Jul 27, 2004

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Digital Cam - Photoshop ------------------------------ When will this stupid grieving ever stop? Who knows, maybe one day I'll be completely happy again, and I won't remember how miserable I feel right now. And basically that's why I created this image, so that in one distant future I'll be able to remember this awful year...

Comments (5)

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idiot_sphinx

11:43PM | Tue, 27 July 2004

I wish you well and all the best on a glorious comeback in days soon to come ! I know sometimes it is hard to get over and it leaves you alone for too long. Best to go out and try to find something other then the recesses of your own mind . We all need to remember , but we need also to forget the pain . Excellent work and so very personally touching!

mahobilly

1:53AM | Wed, 28 July 2004

This is one of the most artistic pieces I've seen on here for a while. Brilliantly executed.

gallimel

2:29AM | Wed, 28 July 2004

not only the painting is impressively living in style and impression.. but the dynamic of the composition involves with no escaping possible. It's a wonderful art piece. I hope your troubled time will pass and leave you free to feel positive again.Cos from this work it's clear you're suffering hell's pain.

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Minuano

9:19AM | Wed, 28 July 2004

It's ok to grieve man...it's part of the process, cause one day (when you find real happiness), you'll be looking back and be reminded of how awful---grieving is...nothing should be taken for granted...too much beauty in the World to live for.

cynlee

2:36AM | Wed, 06 October 2004

haven't seen your work since "the agony of being different" ...seems you've been through a tough time, very poignant imagery, wonderfully done too, almost too cliche to say time is a big healer, wish you well... it's very late right now, but i'll be back to see more :]