Man its unfair that one person has so much talent. lol.
Dave when i think of you, i think of what the gov in UK did during WW2.
They recognised that if artists were sent to battle same way rest of people then possibility existed that after the war there would be a society missing artists.
So many artists were exempt from service. Then recognising that during wartime, especially in the UK given situation with rationing etc, few would be purchasing art they actually provided money and commissioned artists to capture the war era at home. Artists were free to choose their own subjects. So pictures emerged of things such as a farm scene with a dogfight or bomber crashed in it.
When i first read this part of the wartime history, I honesty was amazed. My thoughts were, heck is that a priority when survival is at stake.
However when one views inate talent that you obviously have and in such abundance, i have totally come to agree with the strategy.
Consider that given the sheer numbers of people lost during WW1 and WW2 imagine the loss if this probably miniscule effort had not taken place.
Your skill to capture something is amazing. I sincerely hope your exhibition gets the recognition it deserves.
This pic is another top pic I put this up there with the racoon. What you see in detail like the gun stock is educating. Your power of observation amazing. Keep at it, you make the world a better place with your art.
Would be pretty baron and boring if computers and digitally created images became standard fare. Oh the horror of that potential event. Something like techno music.
brrr getting a cold chill even thinking about it. lol.
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