100th Anniversary of Armistice DayI made this hand from a wax mould of my own hand many years ago, it was once a discarded Welsh coal miners' pit prop. It's made from lead bronze and is very heavy weighing in at 9lb that's over 4kg. It still has some of my finger prints transferred onto it. Last week whilst out walking I remembered my good old dad who was traumatised by the war and knowing Remembrance Day was fast approaching a new jumble of words formed in my head so I set to work making a poppy from clay to marry them all together. I hope you like what came from it all. Lest we forget.  Armistice Remembered in the Papers Tower of London Beyond The Deepening Shadow ceremony
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Sis
10/11/2018 07:05:28
Your talents are not just limited to the brush and pen. It's beautiful and dad would have loved it! 13/11/2018 09:00:22
Thank you that means a lot. They sacrificed so much for us, all I can do is to show my appreciation as best as i can xxx
Caroline
10/11/2018 17:22:38
Thank you for sharing such beautiful art and words. We are all connected through memories and stories of loved ones who sacrificed their lives so we could live ours in freedom. God bless them. Lest we forget. 13/11/2018 09:12:58
Thank you, I always feel like I need to say something to thank them for their sacrifices that they made for us so I made this tribute in art and words. Glad you like it.
Simone Jaskola
16/11/2018 10:10:09
Absolutely beautiful ❤️ You are so talented !!!!!
Stephan
27/11/2018 15:23:44
Thank you that's very kind. I do love creating especially when its from the heart :-) Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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