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My Journey Through the Graphite World - The sorrow of a sea wolf

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It doesn't matter whether the person who picks up a pencil has good drawing skills or they are bad and want to become better the main thing as it seems to me is to be able to show the mood in your work and at least some meaning.

Let those people forgive me who like to draw for example ornaments that are beautiful but do not carry a semantic load I respect this, although I do not like to draw it myself and when I talk about drawings I rely only on what I do myself and relying on my thoughts and feelings.

Sometimes in a drawing I want to depict joy fun and sometimes like any person some sadness can visit me and in the drawing that you will see below it is present.
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Sometimes you can forget that I am far from home far from my homeland and when this floats up like a buoy on the water it becomes sad.

It doesn't matter if your house is built on a solid foundation or if your home is a ship rocking on the waves but if you have been written off to the shore like the old sea dog I drew sadness is quite justified.
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I don't need a telescope to remember the hills of my homeland I can smell the scent of the wild grass as if I were there.
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So, I decided to depict such sadness in the form of an old sailor who was written off to the shore and he comes every day to the pier with his friend the macaw to watch the ships sailing past through a telescope.
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Perhaps it's hard for me to understand a sailor since I suffer from seasickness while on a ship but when I can't go into the forest for mushrooms my soul is sad.
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