From The Crow, my favorite 'love story':
A building gets torched, all that is left is ashes. I used to think that was true about everything, families, friends, feelings. But now I know, that sometimes if love proves real, two people who are meant to be together, nothing can keep them apart.
If the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them. Buildings burn, people die, but real love is forever.
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How gruesomely lovely!
ReplyDeleteHow spookalicious and romantical. I love it. You know of course that I collect Novios.....the Dia de Los Muertos married couples...This reminds me of that. Great art....as always.
ReplyDeleteHow was you vacay? I bet you rocked Jersy...girl. Oma
Love the ribs and throat bones showing through. Great pencil drawing! Oh and the Crow is an awsome movie!
ReplyDeleteBefore I even got to the wording of this post I recognized your hubby from the last pic you had of him ; )
ReplyDeleteAwesome picture!!! Wonderful detail. I, too, love the "love in death" theme.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE The Crow!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Post :) very artistic!
What a beautiful thought... and now that I know The Crow is one of your favorite stories too, I will like you even more.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat!
Magaly, how could it not be? It's dark, romantic and Brandon Lee is sexy as hell! >:D
ReplyDeleteWonderful art, Danni. Wasn't The Crow awesome? True love in the highest sense. And such a tragedy for Brandon Lee. Hugs, Sweetie.
ReplyDeleteExcellent sketch! Yep that's what I always say too, we can love forever, no one can take that away from us!
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