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Enough doom and gloom

Sat Jun 6, 2009, 3:08 AM
time for an update,


I've been working on a little character to refine my skills at colors, his name is Vital, an italian first name, not very common, but i couldn't miss that pun. Basicaly he's an Italian boxer zombie working for the new-york mafia. I think he turned out pretty good. i'll let you be the judge.

Sorry to announce the removal of my earth day drawing, it was a shameless attempt at getting a Daily Deviation Award =) and seriously it was seriously ugly, i couldn't bare to watch it every time i was on my account page.

Marcus

  • Listening to: Hello Nasty (Beasty Boys)
  • Watching: nothing on tv, it's summer (finaly)
  • Eating: better then before
  • Drinking: more water

Surviving Death

Sun Apr 19, 2009, 12:14 PM
Hey,


I don't often write in this space, but since i've become a bit more active on this DA account i think its time i become a bit more vocal. My latest piece has a special meaning to me, it's someone i've visited recently, someone nobody knows anything about and yet have so much to say about. That someone is Death. Following a cardiac arrest i was in a state of death during almost 3 minutes. The experience was a changing one, i won't talk too much about the experience since it tends to anger the more religious people. As an artist i think it was an important step to confront it in some way and thats why i drew that piece: Death of the 19th century.

It's been a year now that i was carried in ambulance to the nearest hospital, i didn't get how much that experience would change and affect me. I guess it's always the case with traumatic events. But not everything was bad, thanks to the marvels of technology my heart still beats. More so than before, i didn't feel the degradation of my healt when it was hapening, in hindsight i can say my general health had been going down for a year before the hearth failior. Many people pointed me to the fact, but i wouldn't see it or accept it. With my pacemaker i can see how bad things were. Now all my senses are sharper and i don't have this feeling of being always tired.

The physical healing process was surprisingly quick and the psychological healing process was much more difficult and long than i could have imagined.

I'm back, i'm happy and i'm drawing.
:iconanimarcus:

  • Listening to: Crank 2 soundtrack
  • Eating: better then before
  • Drinking: more water

1st entry

Sun Jan 13, 2008, 10:29 PM
Hello




This is my new page on DA, nothing much to see right now. Hopefully my collection will grow with time.




Marc

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