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Finished it
Details of the photo are:
The picture is by an unknown Photographer, but the image was found in The Tree of Knowledge.
Its of inmates of the noutorius Auschwits concentration camp, in 1945.
The reason behind the drawing is mainly due to the current work I am looking into. Which would require alot of long winded explanation.
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I don't honestly know how it amazes you with the art work that you are creating?!?!
Thank you for your nice words 
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because of the way your capture emotion and depth in just a figure! its intense, especially in this piece!
it is also so difficult to draw portraits, not many can, but you have it down!
so there 
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sorry this is a mega late reply, a mixture of hectic summer and a lack of internet have made for a bad deviant in me
Hope your well n still creating lotsa art
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such a bad deviant! haha
im very well and definitely still creating
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This one is particularly spectacular, in subject matter, contrast and rendering.
-You never overdo your pieces, which can be easy to do when working from photography. Koo dos.
-You choose your photos well.
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Thank you
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sorry can't say it in english
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lols don't worry, was it something like: It looks realistic? cause I did one of those internet translation thingies and it came out with something like that
Thank you
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no )) my my friend helped me with the translation. it sounds like this: you have wonderfully conveyed their estrangement from the real world
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lmao your friend knows better english than me 
Thank you
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I wonder if you could help me to find a (fairly) famous photograph from the Holocaust. The photo shows a jewish boy holding up his hands and in the background some Nazi soldiers.
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I think I have found the image your after, check: [link]
I think this is it, pls let me know
Thank you for visiting my gallery
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THANKS!
That was the one that I was looking after. Did you know that the boy survived?
I will try to draw it some day.
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Welcome, and am glad it is the right one
I am glad that the boy survived, as it great to here about any survivng the Holocaust
Good luck
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Thanks, I'm going to need it!
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thank you 
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Youβve really managed to bring out the emotion that emanates from these people. This drawing touches me very much. Your other drawings are very great too, but this one touches me particularly. Youβre very talented anyway.
(I want to apologize for my bad English. lol)
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lols ok then 
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I'm sorry but I can't get the meaning of "harder hitting". ^^' Do you mean the white on black version is more...I don't know how to say it in english...hum...more striking maybe? or more touching? Or am I not close at all? lol ...Am I comprehensible?? lool
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lols you got it in one 
I was more after the terms like striking, noticable and telling but sadly they didn't come to mind
so yeh lmao what makes the pencil sketch more effective, than that of the white on black?
Am sorry I have picked you for these questions, if you feel like not answering I honestly don't mind
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No problem for questions, it doesnβt bother me^^.
To answer your question, in fact, I donβt really know. Itβs not easy to explainβ¦ for me I mean lol. In the pencil sketch, for my part, I feel more emotions from the man, more intense emotions: sadness, pain, exhaustion, but also anger, injustice. That's what I find poignant. In the white on black I feel only sadness and tiredness. I would not say that this drawing doesnβt touch me, not at all, on the contrary, but less. The pencil sketch revolts me more in fact, that's it. But everything is a matter of perception I think. ^ ^. Iβm not sure I've helped you? Or at least have answered your question? lol
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ah cool thank you
lols so don't worry you have answered my question
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Thank you
You have a wonderfull gallery btw
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Thanks! I will put some new work on deviant soon!
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wow!
great detail and excellent subject matter!
still cant believe the # of idiots and racists who deny the holocaust ever existed!
keep up the good work!
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thank you for the visit
didn't realise people could deny it!
thank you
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this piece has so much being translated to the viewer: suffering, injustce, such grief...it is conveyed really very well through that gentleman's eyes-- very good.
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its probably one of the most haunting pictures your could ever draw, the childs eyes are always stuck with me and its a massive shock to think someone so young would be put through that. Am glad I could kind of do the image justice in my drawing of it.
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amazing. up close the shading is so even. what grade of pencils do u use?
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lols for "Fin : D" I used a HB mechanical pencil, and that includes others. Recently I have been using 4B which I recon gives a very different image and using a slightly different style of shading
Thank you for visiting, commenting and taking an intrest
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wow you draw so neatly and it looks so professional its really amazing...
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ahh lols thank you
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hey sorry for my late reply....same here too it takes like two months for me to draw something new I never really put them in deviant anymore cause I'm not really satisfied with all of my drawings....
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lols tis alright, I apologise for how late my reply is (just seen the date you wrote it)
lols have been taking a rest from the drawing to enjoy the holidays
you should be satisfied with what you draw (am always v impressed when looking at your stuff), and you should always be happy
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lmao thanks for the visit
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Congratulations for your work.
You're very talentuous.
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Wow, this is incredible, the shading is soft yet the lines are so precise, great work
Wow i just realised, i have the tree of knowledge!
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Thank you
Lols hurray for the tree of knowledge 
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Thank you
Lols I am having to put the theory to the test
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