endangered
I was trying to suggest an ancient feel, like fossils, to represent the tiger ( which is endangred) as a lost species like the dinosaur.
acrylic on canvas
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dnlddean
fantastic beautiful imigry great tones and how sad a creature is man if we consigne these majestic animals to the same fate as the dinosores and fosils got to favourit this one
William Vande... replied
Thanks dnlddean. I’m sure in these times they’ll be fine.
dnlddean
sorry my friend but not so as the indian government has for years been fallsifying figures being released as to the populeation of each so called sanctuary one indian wildlife expert who was working for them and was well renowned throughout the world was firstly ignored by the government then fallsy disgredited when it finnally hit the fan it was discovered that they are right on the edge of extingtion yet again there was in fact one sanctuary with government armned troops boasting of having plenty of tigers when in fact it was found on survay not to have onr tiger left as they had all been poached and now for some strange reason in tibet with the relaxation of conmunism in chinna that the locals indians have new found wealth and express this not in cars or cloths but in tiger skins paws in fact any part of the tiger is seen a status symbol so your painting may be more proohetic than you realise
Ming Myaskovsky
WOW!!! You did amazed me, William!! Love it, do it again!!! :-) Ming
Sorina Williams
Great way to illustrate your thought – love it!!
Viv King
Such a powerful piece full of passion.
William Vande... replied
Thanks Viv
Scott d'Almeida
you amaze me in such seeing great art,excellent indeed;
William Vande... replied
Thanks so much Scott. It’s much appreciated
Pam Hunt-Bromf...
I truly admire your style.
William Vande... replied
What a great thing to say! Thanks so much Pam
LindaR
really well done ~ such talent! xx
William Vande... replied
Thank you so much Linda. Your comment has brightened my day
madvlad
all our companions are going away ,but us,soon we will too
William Vande...
Lol! yeah we will be gone too!
Thanks so much!
F.A. Moore
Madviad is so right. Sad that these great great creatures are on their way out. Yes, you seem to not only have fossilized him, but moreover petrified him, as in petrified wood. At least he is a part of that. Thanks William.
William Vande... replied
It will be a sad day wont it? The most beautiful creature ever designed. Hopefully we never see this day.
Thanks so much Frannie
Nancy M. Garrett
So Powerful…..such excellence! This work has the enough power to actually make people notice and change for the better! Amazing mind, amazing heart, amazing talent, amazing work!
William Vande... replied
Ahhhhhhhh
Thank you thank you thank you!
Amazing
madvlad
life without our wild friends won,t be worth, 10,000 sit t v comics foolishness,lord our sense of others, who can,t protect thems selfs is nill ugh ugh dam,
William Vande... replied
It’s pretty sad isn’t it? Fortunitly we have tigers in captivity. If necessary maybe we can reintroduce them to the wild. If the enviroment at that time is safe for them.
Maybe we can put them in yellow stone. That would be cool. It wouldn’t be cool for the wolves though. I suppose
RobynLee 22 days ago
Reminds me of the poem “Tyger,Tyger,Burning Bright” (by W.Blake) Very dramatic!
William Vande... replied 22 days ago
I’ve never read that poem. I’ll check it out.
Thanks so much!:)