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Artist's CommentsWhat is she pouring? What is needed to create the light seen as happiness, as salvation from darkness? Maybe dreams, like my dear friend said when she saw it. Or maybe something else. I guess everyone can name it. The most important thing is, to be able to find our own light in our own obscurity and that we could create light to other people. I wish we all could do this.  Credits mjranum-stock darkrose42-stock mmp-stock nightgraue spiritsighs-stock Details and hair painted. Made with PS CS3 and Wacom Tablet. Thank you for viewing! Hit download for a full size view.   All the clubs in my journal have the permission to post this work in their galleries. Comments
 Beautiful. Wonderful. Love the idea, composition: everything. Great job!
Instant   -- (Sound Mind) x (Sound Body) - What's Ladylike = What's Proper   worthy!! Its just fab dude!  --  The more ya play the more ya PLAY WELL!! Ilegitimus Carborundum! "Don't let the bastards drag you down!"  gorgeous, great work
 Oh, this is really pretty!
-- Remember through the red leaf pall That silence calls to silence best; November is a siren call. On bones of fallen things we rise, And as we’ve risen, we must fall. (And autumn’s rain is wearing down the wall.) -"October", by Lucette  Thank you so much!
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