There is no love without the fall; There are few feelings on this earth which compare to that of love; Many times even written and spoken language isn't enough to explain the ineffable experience; Vulnerability is key to trust in all lasting relationships
In its initial offering this work introduces two main skeletal subjects in juxtaposed contrast against a brilliant flaming sun; A divine energy radiates from the sol-source to bathe every inch of the foreground in its blessed bounties
One may find this circular sun as highly reminiscent of a traditional nimbus or halo as its influences continually echo far past its 4th century origins
Textures in this piece display a heavily fluidity as every inch of the digital canvas conveys a sense of continual motion from one pixel to the next
This style of paint application appears most similarly to the method of traditional post-Impressionism as visible brushstrokes further reinforce this heavily chaotic yet carefully crafted visual experience
When we consider the role which this sourced-sun plays in the realm of pictorial space one must recognize the brilliant frame provided for both skeletal subjects
Although their side-profiles contrast themselves against the sourced-sun we must note with high relevance that they appear to take-on this divinity to an even further degree as their skulls are possessed by its ethereal energy
These side-profiles and sourced-sun promote a secondary contrast in conjuncted harmony against the voided black-backdrop which, in totality, emphasizes the subjects in complete ascendancy
Love is the anchor in a raging storm; Life is full of tragedy and its best to bear that across two sets of shoulders than to hold up the weight of the world all alone
Overall this divine digital painting presents the scene of two skeletal subjects embraced in each other's arms as a sourced-sun reminiscent of the nimbus radiates its ethereal energy of love across every pixel of our spatial composition
"Until the very end."
James Suret
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