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Published: 2011-05-23 17:19:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 8388; Favourites: 204; Downloads: 1
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Comissioned work of a grandfather and a grandson.Related content
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i had seen a portrait like this one,but it's a young couple γthey are old?
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This is cozy in a way. It reminds me of Ireland or someplace...
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me gustaron las nubes y el estilo de pintar, buenos
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Beautiful ! I love the way you work, all soft atmosphere and space. Really nice illustration. Do you use traditional airbrushing or a program to create your art ? BRAVO !
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Breat sense of movement and freedom I guess it would look brilliant on a really large canvas on an even bigger wall.
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wonderful portrait, i bet they're very happy with it
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Tuon minΓ€kin olisin halunnut kokea pappani kanssa!
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I really love this photo. Somehow, magically, the speed at which they're going makes the plane colors bleed with the wind. I love it.
I wish someone hadn't pointed out the propeller because now I notice it. I'll just remember what you said about it not needing one.
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Absolutely wonderful, one cannot do anything but love it.
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there such mountains in Poland ... tatras ... some their parts are quite dangerous ... last year i heard the history of grandfather who took his grandson and climbed these peaks ...
your picture brings that history to my mind
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Your art always brings a smile to my face. Toujours.
Kindest regards.
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So whimsical. I love the sense of movement, and how this plane propels itself though fun and happiness.
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I absolutely love your paintings - all of them!
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This is incredibly adorable. I can almost feel the wind rushing by. ^_^ One thing I was wondering about is the front propeller. Seems like you'd be able to see SOMETHING of it, even if it's just a blur.
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Thank you. And yes, you propably would see a propeller. But this plane does not need one, it propelles itself with fun and happines. 
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Aha there you go! It really doesn't seem to be missing it, at any rate. ^_^
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