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Digital painting


I found this image of a digital painting on the web, i thought it was really nice work, and i like the situation

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  1. Interesting story behind it.

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  2. I really like how the rain around her portrays a darker time and when you look closer you can see that she actually pulled a grenade. I like the details in this digital painting. It tells a story

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  3. I love the detail in this painting! It looks almost real, and definitely tells a story.

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  4. this picture tells an amazing story & it portrays how sad the girl is, we can feel that emotion .

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  5. I would not want to be her. She has like a 0% chance of escape. Well done though.

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