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Sol4rpleXus β Inconspicious Death
Published: 2012-03-02 13:28:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 777; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 10
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"He is always there amongst us, like an invisible companion that is watching our every step."Finally after over 2 months of painting on this in my living room, it is finished!
I'm really happy how it turned out. The initial idea for this picture was to paint an old village with a certain something in it that isn't to be seen on the first look - the reaper.
Death accompanies us on every step. We should never forget this. Even in our happiest hour, he is there, and suddenly something can go wrong and he takes one of us with him.
This is dedicated to my passed away friends and to all of those who have lost a good friend in the past.
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everything is (c) Zaci
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Comments: 23
Beautiful!, the textures and blending are so well done. You sir, are gifted at painting.
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ty ^^ this painting is a bit old though.
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sehr cool. ich mag die farben, und das bisschen licht am horizont.
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wow, it's fantastic 
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This is awesome! I love the colors, especially the sky by the mountain, and of course all of the details you put into the drawing. How big was this entire work? :0
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its a 60*100 cm canvas.
thanks a lot! very appreciated <3
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nice work, did you know that the free masons made special code languages inside those houses? The codes are in the written with those wooden beams. You could search it up and apply it next time...? just saying
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ohh like numbers? figured...
well i actually wanted them to be rather primitive and only there to hold the stones between them.
thanks
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The freemason that had build a house, placed his own signature with a beam code alphabet.
Like, "These walls where build by Zaci"
No problem, again nice painting.
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How much work! You must have a lot of patience.
I love the melancholic atmosphere in this one. Great illustration indeed!!
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My gosh, how are you so talented? It's wonderful!
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