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You wish to escape him by running away from time. You wish fate will never catch you. But time flees and you will never know your future. As you open your eyes again after a sweet short journey in a land called dream, he may be standing before you, looking at you with a cold smile. And then you unlucky person will be dragged down into your grave. Forever sleeping a dreamless dream, forever being gone.
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But yes, this was done with watercolor. Almost all of my traditional drawings were made with that medium <3
Moreover, I see a lot of depth. You took many different views and feelings regarding death and blended them.
I've never thought of such an idea, much less ever seeing it on dA. I'm shocked. This is so entirely beautiful.
I always prefer to let other people interpret my images. I think that's even what makes art art. I can see why many users on DA lack that view. Most people on this site just want to share some doodles or their stories, characters, fanarts... most of their work doesn't let much place for others to give their own opinion.
up here and you let others speculate as to what it
might mean to them. It's beautiful because you get
to hear some pretty deep thoughts. It's a wise move to
allow room for such speculation, rather than just force
feeding some art down our throats.
I think it is the main task or ability of art that other people can see your work and see other things in it than you. It is interesting to hear their opinions on it. And sometimes the artist him or herself can learn something new. And that's also how art builds up communication between the artist and the viewers of his work.
And I don't like what you mentioned, to force an already given interpretation or meaning down people's throats.
It is generally a bad thing to force something
down another's throat, whether it be a belief
or an inspiring thought or an ideal.