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Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently, think far out of the box, They're not fond of rules or the system And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things.while the rest of us slumber, They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world and do so with force. They build their rebel army and stand strong, together Stand firm,united, fight on for their beliefs, no surrender until they reach that coal, some are born leaders, but others are just born to be led.

I remember the late Steve Jobs Quoted something like this many moons ago, and i remember thinking, ''wow, this guy knows how the land lays'' so i thought the quote might add flare to this Drawing. This was the last of the Dystopian City-scape Scenes. I wanted to capture a trio of these rebel fighters, i made a decision and managed to sketch them down but then i placed the drawing to one side and completely forgot about it - so now it's kind of completed to how i imagined it and that's usually black and white with a tiny hint of colour. I Find adding just a hint of colour here and there makes the drawing more aesthetically pleasing to my eyes which go blurred if i don't put my glasses on.

As you can see we have, a Dystopic Background of a City in flames - again i kept the City-scape slightly blurred, to bring the foreground out more - being the main focus.. kind of like a Diorama. We have a Female rebel fighter, most likely the leader because, normally the leader has the Binoculars - we have this rebel flame Thrower\ with Some kind of Gas mask head gear and on the right a standard Rebel fighter with a Mohawk ski-mask style Head gear, Rifle, and all those other bits and bobs that usually are attached to a military, utility belt and straps..

Again, this was a while ago, my opinions on War and Rebellion\ revolution has changed over the years, because studying history allows you to learn from the idiocy of some or most conflicts...And the old saying goes, 'if we don't learn our mistakes from history, then history will always repeat itself....''

It's then we'll hear St. Peter
tell us loudly with a yell,
"Take a front seat you soldier men,
you've done your hitch in Hell." by American poet Frank Bernard Camp

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Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently, think far out of the box, They're not fond of rules or the system And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things.while the rest of us slumber, They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world and do so with force. They build their rebel army and stand strong, together Stand firm,united, fight on for their beliefs, no surrender until they reach that coal, some are born leaders, but others are just born to be led.

I remember the late Steve Jobs Quoted something like this many moons ago, and i remember thinking, ''wow, this guy knows how the land lays'' so i thought the quote might add flare to this Drawing. This was the last of the Dystopian City-scape Scenes. I wanted to capture a trio of these rebel fighters, i made a decision and managed to sketch them down but then i placed the drawing to one side and completely forgot about it - so now it's kind of completed to how i imagined it and that's usually black and white with a tiny hint of colour. I Find adding just a hint of colour here and there makes the drawing more aesthetically pleasing to my eyes which go blurred if i don't put my glasses on.

As you can see we have, a Dystopic Background of a City in flames - again i kept the City-scape slightly blurred, to bring the foreground out more - being the main focus.. kind of like a Diorama. We have a Female rebel fighter, most likely the leader because, normally the leader has the Binoculars - we have this rebel flame Thrower\ with Some kind of Gas mask head gear and on the right a standard Rebel fighter with a Mohawk ski-mask style Head gear, Rifle, and all those other bits and bobs that usually are attached to a military, utility belt and straps..

Again, this was a while ago, my opinions on War and Rebellion\ revolution has changed over the years, because studying history allows you to learn from the idiocy of some or most conflicts...And the old saying goes, 'if we don't learn our mistakes from history, then history will always repeat itself....''

It's then we'll hear St. Peter
tell us loudly with a yell,
"Take a front seat you soldier men,
you've done your hitch in Hell." by American poet Frank Bernard Camp