The question remains: at what cost? half way to freedom is not an easy place to start questioning the cost. Does she remove the remaining weight covering her, or not? (I would)
oh to be or not to be free under words of red lining, restraining against the thrown out, such a heavy price, when you should just walk away ok i know i left 2 comments, because I suddenly remembered the other side of the page
Aw you remembered the last… Yes the text on the other side of the page had been bled on long ago waiting for me to sketch on the side left untouched, like so many others in the discard pages stacked on the edge of my desk.
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Very interesting figures drawing !!!
ReplyDeleteHave a happy Sunday and Summer !!!
Thank you
DeleteEnjoy your summer too.
The promises inspire us, for sure! Great combination of words and sketches!
ReplyDeleteYes promises do.. Thank you
DeleteAh...such a huge cost...I can feel it's heaviness weighing down upon her shoulders.
ReplyDeleteOh to win that important other half and total freedom...:)
The question remains: at what cost? half way to freedom is not an easy place to start questioning the cost. Does she remove the remaining weight covering her, or not? (I would)
DeleteYou've stated it beautifully in words and in painting, the price is indeed very high...sometimes too high
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteYes, but for promised freedom half achieved, can the remembered cost not be risked again?
oh to be or not to be free under words of red lining, restraining against the thrown out, such a heavy price, when you should just walk away ok i know i left 2 comments, because I suddenly remembered the other side of the page
ReplyDeleteAw you remembered the last… Yes the text on the other side of the page had been bled on long ago waiting for me to sketch on the side left untouched, like so many others in the discard pages stacked on the edge of my desk.
DeleteLovely, stoic figures.Great use of words.I like the way the light falls on the profile figure.
ReplyDeleteThank you
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