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I had plans to draw something else, but he just stuck in my mind and bothered me until I drew him off.

And www.deviantart.com/wickedowl51… recently wrote that we should do what is in our heart.
I thought, even if it's not pretty and joyful.

Actually, the true "portrait" of the plague would be realistic face of suffering patient or tired doctor/nurse/paramedic.

All of it is a failure - when it took place in China, for many of us it was like "poor people, but hopefully it's far away".
I once thought - they are alone there with the plague, but it may be a time when a disaster'll come upon us and we will be alone with it too.
And people still were travelling, going for vacations, the borders weren't closed because it would cause financial loss.
So now it is as it is.
And still there are photos of crowds of people in the public places or some miserable scenes in the supermarkets.

Our ancestors were living in fear about their lives - the drought, the long, cold winter, even the minor wound could be fatal if infected.
For last decades people of developed countries lived in welfare when compared to the past and many poor countries.
and I think we lose something, too often paying attention to only superficial things.

Yesterday we exchanged comments with Gege16
www.deviantart.com/gege16/

and she wrote this in a way that I couldn't do better, so I let myself to quote her:

"Everything -material stuff, even relationships with other people and life itself-had turn too disposable during the latest years (which is too sad for me)...this maybe is going to make people start to reconsider that thought and start to be glad of having their families alive, helping people in need, enjoying the little things of life and aiming for bigger personal projects, stop thinking that happines=overconsumerism and being more conscious about our treatment towards Earth...because people usually think that some things are granted and then just when they lose them they start to reconsider their real value... this has not to be our reality for forever, but the only whose can change this are ourselves..."

Drawn with markers.
BN

Description
I had plans to draw something else, but he just stuck in my mind and bothered me until I drew him off.

And www.deviantart.com/wickedowl51… recently wrote that we should do what is in our heart.
I thought, even if it's not pretty and joyful.

Actually, the true "portrait" of the plague would be realistic face of suffering patient or tired doctor/nurse/paramedic.

All of it is a failure - when it took place in China, for many of us it was like "poor people, but hopefully it's far away".
I once thought - they are alone there with the plague, but it may be a time when a disaster'll come upon us and we will be alone with it too.
And people still were travelling, going for vacations, the borders weren't closed because it would cause financial loss.
So now it is as it is.
And still there are photos of crowds of people in the public places or some miserable scenes in the supermarkets.

Our ancestors were living in fear about their lives - the drought, the long, cold winter, even the minor wound could be fatal if infected.
For last decades people of developed countries lived in welfare when compared to the past and many poor countries.
and I think we lose something, too often paying attention to only superficial things.

Yesterday we exchanged comments with Gege16
www.deviantart.com/gege16/

and she wrote this in a way that I couldn't do better, so I let myself to quote her:

"Everything -material stuff, even relationships with other people and life itself-had turn too disposable during the latest years (which is too sad for me)...this maybe is going to make people start to reconsider that thought and start to be glad of having their families alive, helping people in need, enjoying the little things of life and aiming for bigger personal projects, stop thinking that happines=overconsumerism and being more conscious about our treatment towards Earth...because people usually think that some things are granted and then just when they lose them they start to reconsider their real value... this has not to be our reality for forever, but the only whose can change this are ourselves..."

Drawn with markers.
BN