Anguish Tapestries

anguish

Everybody hurts sometime.

The pain defines you.

Anguish Typography Design

Everything hurts.

The Pear of Anguish

LOUD NOISES

Anguish by August Friedrich Schenck, 1876-1878. Oil on canvas.

Anguish

This is an original digital painting of a woman in anguish

Screaming woman

That distinct feeling of severe pain.. somehow indescribable.. Great design for people who love pigeons as well

LOUD NOISES

苦悩 Kunō

Abstract sad blue man.

LOUD NOISES

Earth Day piece

Domestic introvert

Young man of African origin is ecstatic with a reality that he still doesn't know what it will be! He thinks, imagines and martyrs himself inside! The current of this illusion imprisons him and the boy does not find the strength to free himself.

Opossum mood: Indifference toward everything else

Torn, Confused, Conflicted

Suffering is part of life. Nobody is happy without suffering. Knowing how to deal with the worst moments makes us strong creatures. The experience and confrontation of grief with rationality is a victory. We are human and everything is finite for us, even the strongest emotions.

Woman crouching, hiding under her umbrella from sharks

There are many moods out there but today the feeling of ANGUISH is particularly strong for the possum within you

Eitri realizes the Challenge of making THOR a replacement weapon with his hands damaged

BBC Dracula - Anguish.

Young man of African origin is ecstatic with a reality that he still doesn't know what it will be! He thinks, imagines and martyrs himself inside! The current of this illusion imprisons him and the boy does not find the strength to free himself.

To not be sociable equates to becoming an opossum. Avoiding contact from other people and minding your own business; to live in solidarity

Anguish Oil Painting Remastered Sheep

Revenge in a different package - dark, poofy and bloody.

The potato. He is sad. What is he sad about? It is a mystery, for we shall never truly know the sorrow of garden tubers.

Dive into a symphony of colors that paints the portrait of hidden stress. This abstract artwork challenges perceptions and echoes the unspoken question: 'Why do you think I'm stressed?'

Herzschmerz - It's A German Thing. You Wouldn't Understand: used to describe intense sorrow or grief or overwhelming distress? Do you have or do you know of an unforgettable tale of joy and heartbreak? Do you love Germany, German people and German language? Do you love languages? Are you a German teacher or German language student at school or university? An ideal design to extend your vocabulary. It's a German thing - verstehe? ABOUT THE ART ©‎ ‎‎ ‎03 ‎November ‎2021, ‏‎16:47:42 Tracey Harrington-Simpson

Young man of African origin is ecstatic with a reality that he still doesn't know what it will be! He thinks, imagines and martyrs himself inside! The current of this illusion imprisons him and the boy does not find the strength to free himself.

Young man of African origin is ecstatic with a reality that he still doesn't know what it will be! He thinks, imagines and martyrs himself inside! The current of this illusion imprisons him and the boy does not find the strength to free himself.

Terrible pain