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"Lonely..." by Valarie FaerieLight Connell

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Lonely... by Valarie FaerieLight Connell


	This is a faeire waiting for love and companionship. She is alone, sad, and believes she is the last one out there. Prints and other items can be purchased at: www.cafepress.com/otherworld_art www.valarieconnell.com Sadly, I will be losing comments due to the need to upload a resized version of this one. Thank you to all who commented on the first one!!

Date	Name	Comment
3 Aug 2008	Mira Rokala	Loading... I like this a lot! The celtic cross and the night sky look just amazing... and I love the way you have colored her wings! beautiful! Valarie FaerieLight Connell replies: "Thank you so much!! This is a really old piece, but still one of my favs. "
22 Aug 2010	Jason Klaw Oberman	Loading... This piece evokes a lot of emotion: I think most people have been at this place in their lives, but you have taken an additional step and put it down on paper. The faeire’s posture is well captured: we can feel her grief and feel her lonleness. If I had to sum this piece up in a word, I would say "forlorn". Beautiful and sad all at once. Bravo, and thank you for sharing. Valarie FaerieLight Connell replies: "Again, thank you for your beautiful and wonderful comments. I am honored and proud that these emotions shown, my emotion, came across as I meant them."
31 Aug 2010	Jason Klaw Oberman	Loading... You know, I just keep coming back to this piece. There is something about it that is so true, and yet so sad at the same time. You know, when artists work on something they can invest a little bit of themselves in it. A piece of art can be technically brilliant, but if the artist doesn’t put their heart into it, then it can come off as cold, or emotionless. Valerie, you have put a piece of your soul in this I think, and that is what makes this piece stand out to me so much. It is beautiful. Valarie FaerieLight Connell replies: "Thank you so much Jason you always leave such wonderful and supporting comments! You have hit the nail on the head about putting part of me into it. I am honored at how clearly you see it! "