Detailed Eye-Cry for the Children Acrylic Print

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A detailed closeup digital watercolor painting of a child's crying blue eye with the tears depicted as blue paint drips and a diffused background with paint splatters to keep the focus on the eye. The formal title is Cry for the Children and is a statement piece to bring awareness that millions of children come up missing worldwide every year and many of them are sold into the human trafficking industry to be used as sex slaves. This image was inspired by my recent viewing of the movie "Sound of Freedom" which I highly recommend as a starting point to being part of the solution.

This is also my day 3 submission to the FAA CAC detailed eye theme image challenge.

Everywhere I look, I see art. If you cut me, I bleed art. I am an artist from birth. It is a talent and a gift God gave me. I specialize in old school digital art, botanical, abstracts and photo manipulation with an emphasis on light and color. One of my goals as a digital artist is to create art that doesn't look digital. My style is eclectic and I focus less on exact details and more on impressions and feelings. You will see the influence of my favorite styles in my work, such as post impressionism, expressionism and modern digital techniques like glitch art . If you like my work please share it on your social networks like Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest using the share buttons on this page, thank you! Some of my favorite subject...