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Published: 2012-02-12 14:34:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 19801; Favourites: 942; Downloads: 204
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Illustration for "El Norte de Castilla" The article, by Gustavo MartΓn Garzo, was about fairytales. About the children who survive because they are handicapped, like the little kid in The Pied Piper of Hamelin, who can not follow the others.Graphite, colored pencil and white gouache on grey BFK Rives, and Photoshop.
Process here : [link]
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Must be a very interesting article, about children who survive because they are handicapped, an interesting concept. I had a brief search for this book but could not find it, Garzo seems to be a prolific writer however I doubt if any of his works have been translated. I need to find out more about him.
a strangely wonderful, slightly disturbing and beautifully executed illustration. I wonder if you draw her as described in his text or whether it came from your own imagination?
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Wow It's so sad... but it's so inspirational in many ways. I think it's more than amazing it's splendid
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Gorgeous. I've noticed that your art has a frightening beauty about it, and I rather like it.
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Wow, that's amazing. It's so creative and I really like how you've used small parts of fairy tales to influence your work.
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this picture holds very strong message.. wow... growing with disabled children/adults I know a lot and that might lead me to more attached to your drawing. Just amazing and I love the technique as well.
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This is SO touching. Very sad, but beautiful and innocent and determined all rolled into one. You did an excellent job on this!
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Absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking, and so many people can relate and understand the concept. Great work!
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I found your art on a blog called Cerebral Palsy matters (they credited) and once i saw it i needed to see the wonderful artist's page and tell them just how truly their art is. Your art is indeed amazing and moves the heart when it is seen. Never stop drawing
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Thank you, mercilessmacbeth. I've just visited the blog. I'm happy you like my work.
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Tus ideas son brillantes, y las realizas de formas muy hermosas y sorprendentes, que hacen que uno se quede pensando
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I love this so much! It's absolutely beautiful!
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Wonderful artwork, that article sounds interesting too, I would like to read it!
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this is really lovely. it made me think of the book 'the girl with glass feet', by ali shaw, about a girl who begins to turn into glass starting at her toes.
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Hello, your deviation has been featured in #projecteducate 's The world of Traditional Art article.
You are invited to take a look and share your opinion with us.
Have a nice day
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This is so deep. Youre art is fantastic!
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que triste se ve. hasta me dan ganas de llorar pero no lloro porque soy macho *se va corriendo rapido*
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Wow. I've never seen anything like that. Great creativity.
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Awesomely done, very sad, yet lovely. Amazing piece of art!
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Really impressive! amazing execution of the concept!
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I love this! It reminds me of my brother, who lost both his legs fighting in Afghanistan.
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I'm so sorry. But I'm glad you like it anyway. Thanks, dear.
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Love the colors and the concept. Great coloring, I must add!
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This is beautiful 
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