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"There's only hate
There's only tears
There's only pain
There is no love here
Oh, so what will you do?
There's only lies
There's only fears
There's only pain
There is no love here
Broken down like a mirror smashed to pieces
You learned the hard way to shut your mouth and smile
If these walls could talk they would have so much to say
'Cause every time you fight the scars are gonna heal but they're never gonna go away.."

this piece was made based on a big part in my childhood which was spent in foster care. a lot of people think there aren't any horrors being in foster care but there's a lot that people don't see because of the lies that are told and the fear a lot of children have and are to afraid to speak out or some adults just wont listen, that's not the case for everyone. but for me it was.

the above lyrics are "no love" by simple plan, i thought it screamed all the things i used to feel being in foster care.

Done in sketchbook pro6, on one layer, using a wacom bamboo tablet.

time spent: 5 hours
Reference photo shot by: Jill Greenberg

Description

"There's only hate
There's only tears
There's only pain
There is no love here
Oh, so what will you do?
There's only lies
There's only fears
There's only pain
There is no love here
Broken down like a mirror smashed to pieces
You learned the hard way to shut your mouth and smile
If these walls could talk they would have so much to say
'Cause every time you fight the scars are gonna heal but they're never gonna go away.."

this piece was made based on a big part in my childhood which was spent in foster care. a lot of people think there aren't any horrors being in foster care but there's a lot that people don't see because of the lies that are told and the fear a lot of children have and are to afraid to speak out or some adults just wont listen, that's not the case for everyone. but for me it was.

the above lyrics are "no love" by simple plan, i thought it screamed all the things i used to feel being in foster care.

Done in sketchbook pro6, on one layer, using a wacom bamboo tablet.

time spent: 5 hours
Reference photo shot by: Jill Greenberg