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Joanne Louise Sheard

"Deep Sorrow" by Joanne Louise Sheard

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Begging for mercy he cried in vain “define me”

“Define me if you dare”

But there was no answer to return in his cries.

Lost and afraid no where to turn, his wondering heart fall in to blackness.

But his voice had carried to the most deepest part of your soul.

To the most deepest part of nature.

 

Where the tress would sway, where wolf’s would cry to moon light bay….

In the surrounding of darkness, she came…. To comfort one…..

While he prayed for forgiveness…..

While he asked to be comforted to be watched upon….. While his heart felt it had been broken in two.

 

She came to give him peace,

Though the trees she came…. From the skies… from the largest of mountains.

Mother Nature came to comfort her child and placed her light around him….

The guardian angels came to bring away the bleeding darkness and take the terror away that he had felt within himself…..

While Mother Nature watched once more she returned to her home while the circle of life will begin once again.

“Define me” he spoke one last time in the weeping cries, slowly to part away…..while the angels would lead him to the havens opening door.

I drew Deep Sorrow back in December 2006, I decide to draw this picture after gaining more confidence from doing a day course.

I've been having this idea around my head for at least a couple of years but of course what I had in my head came out completely different on paper.

I did shade it in pencil but I used effects on Photoshop 4 + Ulead Photo Express to add more of a feel towards it. The poem came out of the blue, the fire effect came from playing around and I kinda of liked it...... This picture took me at least three days and I gave this drawing to someone..... It's not the sort of thing I would give to someone but I did anyhow but tell me what you think...




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28 Jan 2007:-) Shannon Mclean
I love this, it's so mythical and old-feeling. Keep up the good work!

13 Joanne Louise Sheard replies: "Frist: Thanks for commenting and second that's what I wanted a sort of old feeling a bit like egyptian paintings, so thankyou for pointing that out... Take care Jo"
28 Jan 2007:-) Elizabeth J. Fuller
*speechless* I hardly know what to say. This is wonderful and meloncholy. Very excellent job, you've improved a LOT! 2 Keep up the good work!

1 Joanne Louise Sheard replies: "Thank You Liz!!! 2 I personal wasn't expecting comments like these!!! But lovely to hear such improvement... I am now wanting to keep up the practicing!!! Thanks once again take care Jo"
29 Jan 2007:-) Naomi Bels
Wow jo, this one is amazing. The mood in this one is perfectly sad and melancholic.

The brickwall is done wondefully, the kind of 'pulling into the picture' feeling gets me, i don't know why 1

It's very good jo, and don't evah stop drawing, when the going gets tough, the tough gets going!

1 Joanne Louise Sheard replies: "Thanks Naomi for commenting, I was feeling very low when I drew this picture and of course I was very tired....But anyhow I think it's the African woman is dragging you towards the picture. Thanks once again and I not think I will very stop drawing getting comments like these... Take care my friend luv Jo *hugs*"
30 Jan 2007:-) Anne .Inkeri.Anu Hänninen
This is beautiful, Jo! Much feeling and good colourchoises...As always you have managed to give it a good description as well!

14 Joanne Louise Sheard replies: "Anne you always surprise me with your comments and that’s great for I thought my descriptions were not very good, so thanks for pointing that out to me and I am glad that you think I chose wisely on the colour choices. Thanks once again take care luv Jo *hugs* "
1 Feb 2007:-) Karu Hernandez
Wow! This is pretty nice!! Magnificent shading & color; one of your best works 1D

1 Joanne Louise Sheard replies: "Really? One of my best... Cool thank you!!! The shading was dragging me down a bit, for I wanted it to look realistic, well the woman's face anyhow, take care Jo"
7 Feb 2008:-) Lucie Mueller
wow, most of the time I must admit, I don’t read a long introduction for a picture, but this time I did. and it was thrilling. you write very good. The picture and the poem work very well together...

43 Joanne Louise Sheard replies: "Thank you for your message. Unexpected, usually I criticize myself thinking my pomes are just not good enough. Silly as may sound. But thrilling to get such a lovey comment.... Thank you Lucy. Take care love Jo 12"
12 Jun 2008:-) Charlotte charlaphina
how sad very well done though XD

:-) Joanne Louise Sheard replies: "Thanks hun...."
5 Jul 2008:-) Shelz Keast
Interesting picture (in a good way).

:-) Joanne Louise Sheard replies: "Thanks 12"
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About 'Deep Sorrow':
 • Status: OK
 • Created by: :-) Joanne Louise Sheard
 • Copyright: ©Joanne Louise Sheard. All rights reserved!

 • Keywords: Angel, Nature, Praying man
 • Categories: Woman, Women, Man, Men, Angels, Religious, Spiritual, Holy
 • Techniques: Pencil/Graphite Pen, Black Ink, Other Computer Paint Program
 • Submitted: 2006-12-21 14:01:37
 • Views: 612
 • Resolution: 700x494


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