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What's your Interpretation?

November 15, 2011
By RaquelAnonymous BRONZE, Mesa, Arizona
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RaquelAnonymous BRONZE, Mesa, Arizona
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"I'm slowly melting inside."

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Used Acrylic Paints

Tags: AbstractTeensPortrait

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starlightstarbright PLATINUM said...
on Dec. 6 2011 at 8:12 pm
starlightstarbright PLATINUM, Hoffman Estates, Illinois
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This is an interesting picture. First, I saw a lttle girl hiding behind a brightly painted pole, but when I look at it again, I see an older, sinister woman chuckling as she hides behind a pillar of flames. Excellent job. I usually only do poetry, but I came to the art section to look, and this caught my eye. Tre bien.