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August 16, 2021
As we continue to expand our civilizations and our selfish wants, we destroy nature and its biodiversity. This painting tries to communicate the importance of nature.
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Coding_Girl BRONZE said...
on Feb. 1 2022 at 1:43 pm
This is really interesting, I love how there is a fliped aspect to it. I wish I could paint half as well as you
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Her heart was an open book with beautiful pages and detailed lettering. She wanted people to read her story in hopes that it would make them write their own. Instead, every person who came across the pages of her heart ripped out their favorite story and took it with them. They folded back pages and bent up corners. They signed their name with sloppy writing and with a simple 'goodbye'. This book is now tucked away in the darkest parts of her, because no one wants to read a tragic story with a bad ending.