"9-11-01" by Cori E R Trout

I know I have mine, too.. although the only place they can be found online'd be that drawing board. I like the way you managed a neat texture with the markers.

Awwww... Kind of reminds me of my dog sleeping. OK, weird comment, but it is a compliment. There's something "real" about the pose. Making you believe in it. ^-^

*nods* May we all remember...oh, very nice pose. ^_^

It seems so surreal now. I just can't imagine they are gone.

This is absolutely adorable!!!!!!!so simple, yet I love it all the way great work! I'm proud *blushing*

Okay, nobody throw things at me, but I never drew a picture for it. I wasn't too shocked to tell the truth. I just let my mind wander into thinking about what had really happened to us. It just didn't really effect me greatly. I was angry at the terrorist, and I was sad for those who died, and it was kinda weird... but I am way over on the west coast and it wasn't much of a direct impact on me. I cried when I saw a video someone made to a creed song, and that was the only time I cried. I still respect everyone who gave their lives, but I dunno. I wish it just never happened, yet at the same time I am almost "glad" it did. Believe me, I am not saying I don't think those who died died for no reason and it wasn't tragic, but it is something too hard to explain here. I tend to put my foot in my mouth too much and I think I'll shut up now. Other than that, ^^ I like the expression and the COLOR! Keep it up, Cori. Truly wonderful. All I can say since the only thing I drew for the incident was a little doodle in the mits of my sketchbook.

I drew a picture in my notebook at school, of the actual buildings smoldering. It's a mess, but decently done. I didn't really cry. I was in a state of, "I... don't know what to do." The day of silence, when they wanted us to go outside with a candle, I went... I cried into my candle, and when I got in, I drew a FF9 picture. (it's in my fanart gall here). This is an absolutely beautiful picture. I agree with the saying, and the curled pose expresses that. Well done.

*nods* I think this just says it all...in one simple and eloquent picture.

Very eloquent.

Looking at this really brings back that day. It makes you think. I am not a sap but tears started to roll down my cheeks. I had a family member in the fall of the towers. Thank god he is safe.