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“I am mastering my love for you and turning it inwards as a constituent element of myself.”
For pawelshogun.
Also a collab with him - he helped me with the background. Go visit his gallery!
The quote is from Sartre's love letter to Simone de Beauvoir (love them both) and I referenced the pose from Null-Entity's stock photo with :devTasastock: as the second model
“I am mastering my love for you and turning it inwards as a constituent element of myself.”
For pawelshogun.
Also a collab with him - he helped me with the background. Go visit his gallery!
The quote is from Sartre's love letter to Simone de Beauvoir (love them both) and I referenced the pose from Null-Entity's stock photo with :devTasastock: as the second model


this is so deep~ a tight embrace of Love and Affection~ the color reminded me of insecurities that enveloped them~ but still the strong feeling of love and needing each other~that they become inseparable. Beautiful work~

Gorgeous, compelling, and though-provoking. It's a visual spectacle so inspired by the quote, about a love that consumes and strives to become one with the other. Amazing.

I can see pawelshogun's influence here rather clearly. A very interesting piece with lots to say, both intended and unintended.

Thank you!
Yes, he's sitting next to me, we even shared one desk at the time I made it, so it's hard not to get influenced when I see him paint live all the time 



Powerful, touching, gritty and raw. Love it, as I view it I can feel the emotional value within me for things I have felt before. Have you captured emotion or evoked it. Either way this is a favorite in my book.




First, I absolutely love this idea. I also like that the picture itself gives viewers many different possibilities of what this could interpret for them. It could be a desire to love someone so deeply that you could consume them. It could be an extreme desperate love. It also could be an instance where two people are starting to become one. Of course, these are just my opinions. But I feel that you've left the "story" slot open for viewers to see for themselves, and I really love that.
I also like that you kept this picture gray scale. It makes you focus more on the content. It doesn't distract your eyes from going any certain place, but more it makes you just look at the content as a whole.
Overall I really love this picture. I just felt I had to write a critique even though it's my first one. Anyways, great job
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