can see that you are. I found a green space-very
small, but, enough. I will put you there, I can do that.
So human Michael, is that me, really? I forget, they
never do. Every triumph, tragedy, all nuance of
human, of you, I worked, I solved. I am the lion
in the zoo-I am lost. The sweet green pasture,
soon I will take you there.
Green, I know how it looks, can find all parts, but
I don't feel it. Father, red, it is heart, alone,
I can feel red. I love you, what color is that, red? So
many times you quizzed me. I know red.
Please!
32 comments:
the robot seems like it is losing it's one link to humanity with the death of it's human, very touching and hauntingly beautiful
wow; amazing! It just gets better each week; and the first week was impressive!!
So beautiful and I teared up a little bit. Really well done on all levels!!
Very emotional piece. Great one, again!
Fabulous illo on this theme. There is a real sadness to this. Very well rendered. Brandi
Wow. Beautiful.
Beautiful, I'm on my knees for that sentimentality. Your illo is very touching and those words too. Great atmosphere and colouring.
Awesome job, beautiful illo. Very sad as well.
wow, how great...perfect piece of monologue to go with the great illustration!
i am both captivated and lost in your wonderful illo and words...
aahh.. a mummy!!!
ohh but it looks sad. there now, think he is just sleeping. cool art btw!
hihi^_^ huggss
Beautiful work.
Powerful expressive piece!
Strong, beautiful and interesting is this from a movie or book?
This is so sad...it humanizes the robot in a way that's heartbreaking. I wonder how it will go on? Your work always seems to contain such a strong emotional depth, and this is no exception.
I really like the way you use light and shadow and your painterly style to create the eerie feeling.
great work… i can relate with that robot…
eerie and haunting. his soul seems to be escaping from the dying man
Oh my... so sad. The style U use is perfect 4 this. WOW. Very cool!
Smooch,
The Tart
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Wow, stunning and touching. I like the way you've used the theme to say something moving about humanity.
amazing, so incredibly moving and sensitive,beautiful as well!
The mood in the illo really goes w/ the words. Very Sad, I like all the colors you used, looks really neat up close.
the artwork and words are very moving. nice job.
This is so intense. Well put together. I feel like I am looking through mystiscope goggles looking at this scene.
Touching story and illustration – great expression of loss and wonderful interpretation of robot.
Love this piece and the sureal feeling. I also thought you faviorite movies were and interesting combination.
HOT HOT HOT!!!
I love the way the robot doesn't quite fit in the human chair. The colors are great...the deep purple bed...the light going out.
rebecca
Hello Hardwax,
When I look at this picture, with out the narrative. . and even with out the subject matter ("robot").....
I am struck by the two figures. .
the one in the bed I am believing he is dying . .
the one in the chair. . is the one that loves the one in the bed. .
(my interpretation)
the one that is sitting up and will resume her life seems more dead than the one in the bed.
What I am trying to say is that the survivor (figure in the chair) ie. the "strong one," sitting up is really the one that is dying. . because the loss of the loved one is so great.
Marianne
I like the electricity. .
the light on the head of sitting figure. . and in the leg. . and coming from the far room. .
the light
the light
the light/ /
the electric light
Marianne
Strong image. One can explain it in several different ways, I can see of your text and the comments here. For me it's if death come, then only the robot's back - I can't explain it in another way. Besides, your technique is very talented and creative.
When a person die, a world disappears - that's not my words, but they are true.
Thank you for seeing this great image.
Yes this could be interpreted in so many ways... thanks for visiting my blog.. you have some nice work
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