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MichaelBrack — The wreck
Published: 2013-05-03 00:02:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 9282; Favourites: 587; Downloads: 101
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Back to acrylic for this one.Acrylic on canvas (61 x 50 cm)
Note: The original is for sale on Etsy www.etsy.com/listing/177827225…
Art print available at Society6 society6.com/product/the-wreck…
and INPRNT: www.inprnt.com/gallery/michael…
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Comments: 48
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I love how you positioned the skeletons. Sad an touching. The elements seem to be considerate of their position
This a great piece, and composition.
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so beautiful <3 the Gothic romance of two lovers lost to the sea <3
i love your style so much <3
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Well at least they died together and in someones arms.
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One died in someone's arms. The other lying on a cold stone.
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your work is so scary and beautiful I love it.
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. . . I am not used to your pictures being more touching and melancholy than creepy - a very nice change! And with your usual gorgeous attention to detail.
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You can almost fell the biting cold and the dread.
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This is odd, but the detail on the rocks and the little "dunes" is my favorite part, along with the dilapidated side of the boat! Awesome!
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this is so awesome. great use of acrylic. its so good it looks like its digital
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Immediately thought about this ship:
www.flickr.com/photos/philblackburn/3597367/in/photostream
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I looked at various shipwrecks pictures for reference but I don't think I saw this one... Pretty cool though!
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I love pictures where there is an obvious story, but there are no hints at what the story might be. Stories that reminds us of the passing of time and that so many have walked these paths before, now forgotten.
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Those skeletons fascinate me, I can see there's a whole story behind these two just from the way they're holding hands. So heartwarming and yet saddening at the same time
Plus, dat hole.
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The grotesque details in the corpses and the gaping hole of the ship are amazing!
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The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down
On the big lake they call Gitche Gumee
The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead
When the skies of November turn gloomy
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Wow, brilliant. I like how elegant it is in telling its story.
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Can't quit staring at the gaping hole there. Stunning and eerie work.
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