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Eleanor Rigby by *Aleia:iconAleia:


©2007-2009 *Aleia
:iconaleia:

Artist's Comments

"Eleanor Rigby
picks up the rice in the church where a wedding has been
Lives in a dream
Waits at the window
wearing the face that she keeps in a jar by the door
Who is it for?

All the lonely people
Where do they all come from?
All the lonely people
Where do they all belong?"

Eleanor Rigby
- by The Beatles

Great song according to me, one of their best.
Working on this picture I had a lot of trouble. The more I did the worse it felt but now I'm as satisfied with it as I'll get!


Thanks to:
nukustock for the painting
barefootliam-stock for the table
Adaae-stock for the room
AttempteStock for her great modelling

Face (me) by Aleia

Comments


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:iconladyofthewoo:
WOAH!!! That's so cool!

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"Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it. Love can't be bought and love can't be sold..." —Song of Songs 8:7
:iconsavianty:
Wow, great piece.

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The Quran miracles encyclopedia [link]
This is Mohammad [link]
If Americans Knew [link]
:iconaleia:
Thanks alot Soufiane! and thanks for the other comments as well. I really appreciate your support.
:iconsavianty:
Most welcome, now and always :rose:

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The Quran miracles encyclopedia [link]
This is Mohammad [link]
If Americans Knew [link]
:iconbarefootliam-stock:
Cool, thanks for using the table. Please clean it when you're done, lots of other people are waiting to use it :D :D :D

Liam

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Main account at *barefootliam
More stock at [link] and also [link]
:iconaleia:
:aww: you know I will!
:iconinerga:
Very interesting! Quite scary actually :)

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'Dont tell me Peace has broken out!'

Bertolt Brecht

Details

February 13, 2007
437 KB
437 KB
623×916

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Camera Data

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
KODAK EASYSHARE C643 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA
1/24 second
F/2.7
6 mm
160
Jun 3, 2006, 5:03:15 PM

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