You did an amazing job on the painting, I recognized it immediately, but your personal touch is awesome.

Same. I’d seen it on a couple of occasions on reddit, but never looked further into the story of the child until asked to make a painting from the image.

It’s such a sad story, and only gets worse the more you read about how much suffering this child endured.

I can't handle so much cuteness!! >~< great job!!

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I never knew the background of that photo, that's heartbreaking.

The Crying Violinist

Diego Frazao Torquato was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1997. Although diagnosed with leukemia at age four, Diego dreamed of becoming a world-renown violinist. Overcome with grief at his murdered mentor’s funeral, Diego was photographed crying while playing violin.

Diego Torquato tragically died at age 13. His wish to be known as a great violinist lives on in images left behind.

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Beautiful ! How did you do the trails please??

Is this your experience of Grandma Aya? If so, let's take a walk in her mocks on the trail of tears.

Beautiful! Love this!

Thank you for adding the word "sabbiosa" to my limited Spanish vocabulary.

The chad titan, seen in attack on titan season 4 part 3.

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Thanks so much, I would happy to see it on your wall too, I'm thinking about open the imprint account here, any other suggestion?

Thank you so much, I like how her shape and her arm abit longer like that too.

Thank you, I need to check on those mortal combat design here 😂

You did a great job on this.

Certainly a shoebill. This is supreme line work here. Thanks for sharing.

My brain honestly can't comprehend how someone can paint water or glass.

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Yeah like I said I really like it as is! ☺️

I see a lot of different stuff up on here . . . I personally do feel like photography that has a lot of effort put into it should be considered art. But that's just me. Keep up the good work : ]

thanks so much! i was a bit afraid actually if photography is accepted as art (there are still some elitist takes against it).

I want a stuffed gigachad that looks exactly like that

This is gorgeous. I love double exposures. I . . . don't think I've seen one up on r/art before . . . How often have you seen them? Hopefully people like it : )