There Is No Reason To Cry!
for music video28 total reviews
Comment from Lynn R
The tranquility in the face and expression of the man is so realistic. It is like he is waiting to go home, missing his daughter yet not wanting her to morn. The communication of the title, is spot on. Great job.
reply by the author on 08-Nov-2018
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The tranquility in the face and expression of the man is so realistic. It is like he is waiting to go home, missing his daughter yet not wanting her to morn. The communication of the title, is spot on. Great job.
Comment Written 07-Nov-2018
reply by the author on 08-Nov-2018
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Thanks for the great review
Comment from Montana Shooter
I always am intrigued by and love your art work. I haven't yet gone to see the music video, but this particular image is very emotional for me as I have recently lost my husband of 44 years. So this image tugs at my heart a bit.
Nicely done.
reply by the author on 08-Nov-2018
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I always am intrigued by and love your art work. I haven't yet gone to see the music video, but this particular image is very emotional for me as I have recently lost my husband of 44 years. So this image tugs at my heart a bit.
Nicely done.
Comment Written 06-Nov-2018
reply by the author on 08-Nov-2018
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Sorry for your loss..well if you don't like to go to YouTube, you can go to Fanmusic and search me "MKFlood" and check out some of them there. I worked with a couple musicians on a few of the videos.. thanks for the great review
Comment from michiganmike
Waterworks at the bedside. I can't wait to experience the final video. A nice perspective that shows how it's really about the old guy. I can relate to that.
reply by the author on 08-Nov-2018
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Waterworks at the bedside. I can't wait to experience the final video. A nice perspective that shows how it's really about the old guy. I can relate to that.
Comment Written 06-Nov-2018
reply by the author on 08-Nov-2018
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Yeah both of us can ..wink.. thanks for the great review
Comment from Mary Christman
I know the song. Lol
This is such a sad painting. Yet so perfectly painted. The color is so well done.
Her hair is so detailed also.
And his face is also so detailed.
Great job.
reply by the author on 06-Nov-2018
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I know the song. Lol
This is such a sad painting. Yet so perfectly painted. The color is so well done.
Her hair is so detailed also.
And his face is also so detailed.
Great job.
Comment Written 06-Nov-2018
reply by the author on 06-Nov-2018
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You know the song? So what is it?..if you guess right I'll tell ya .wink..oh btw this is not painting..I don't even work with any art medium. I have been working with sharpies and BIC pens for a half century now..i never get tired of these pens..lol. thanks for the great review
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I?m second guessing myself. Guessing it?s not a journey song?
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nope..already have done "Don't Stop Believing" ..this song is a current hit from a famous Grammy Awarded Pop singer..nice guess though..wink
Comment from Lauren Lyons
I love the emotion in this artwork. The emotion is almost tangible.
The skin tones look great. You achieved the appearance of wrinkles appropriately.
I enjoy the use of the green on her shirt also.
Its hard to believe you used sharpies. Nice job!
reply by the author on 06-Nov-2018
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I love the emotion in this artwork. The emotion is almost tangible.
The skin tones look great. You achieved the appearance of wrinkles appropriately.
I enjoy the use of the green on her shirt also.
Its hard to believe you used sharpies. Nice job!
Comment Written 06-Nov-2018
reply by the author on 06-Nov-2018
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Got a half century of practice..I think I'm getting right..wink. lol.. thanks for the great review
Comment from Browncat
This is one of your best drawings. Although the woman (daughter maybe?) is in distress, the contentment on the patient's face is telling. He looks optimistic about the future, whatever is it. I like the way you treated the foreground and background.
reply by the author on 06-Nov-2018
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This is one of your best drawings. Although the woman (daughter maybe?) is in distress, the contentment on the patient's face is telling. He looks optimistic about the future, whatever is it. I like the way you treated the foreground and background.
Comment Written 06-Nov-2018
reply by the author on 06-Nov-2018
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Thanks for the great review
Comment from suzannethompson2
Excellent cartoon, Mark, showing the sad daughter watching her father perhaps fading away in his hospital bed with him telling her not to cry. Excellent detail as always with your Sharpies and great use of colours telling a very emotive story. Suzanne
reply by the author on 15-Oct-2018
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Excellent cartoon, Mark, showing the sad daughter watching her father perhaps fading away in his hospital bed with him telling her not to cry. Excellent detail as always with your Sharpies and great use of colours telling a very emotive story. Suzanne
Comment Written 14-Oct-2018
reply by the author on 15-Oct-2018
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Thanks Suzanne for the great review
Comment from David Ruhl
The song can't possibly be 'Don't Stop Believin' by Journey, can it? You couldn't possibly be giving us a hint that obvious! Anyway, this is a very nicely drawn scene of a sad moment. I see a lot of pointillism in this one, and you did a great job on the facial expressions.
Dave
reply by the author on 14-Oct-2018
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The song can't possibly be 'Don't Stop Believin' by Journey, can it? You couldn't possibly be giving us a hint that obvious! Anyway, this is a very nicely drawn scene of a sad moment. I see a lot of pointillism in this one, and you did a great job on the facial expressions.
Dave
Comment Written 13-Oct-2018
reply by the author on 14-Oct-2018
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Nope..I already have a "Don't stop believing" video. Your welcome to check it out on YouTube.com under "MKFlood Presents"..this song is current and did I throw any hints out there? Oh yeah..I should have asked the 2 who guessed it..what gave it away.. the illustrations or did they catch the hints. The many videos I have done in the past it does tickle me when I hear.."I remember reviewing it and after watching the video all the illustrations make sense now!"..wink.. thanks for the great review.
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Ahh, if the song is current I probably haven't heard it. Musically, I'm stuck in the 60's-80's, with maybe a few 90's.
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Yep been listening thru those era over the decades but I don't want to burnt out the same ole same ole I keep up with pop over the decades to current..wink
Comment from Brittany Clay
I love this piece. It's very beautiful. The colors mesh quite well with one another and I enjoy how the one person is looking at the other and it's like they're saying it's all going to be okay.
reply by the author on 12-Oct-2018
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I love this piece. It's very beautiful. The colors mesh quite well with one another and I enjoy how the one person is looking at the other and it's like they're saying it's all going to be okay.
Comment Written 12-Oct-2018
reply by the author on 12-Oct-2018
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Thanks for the great review
Comment from memephotos
the blue window behind the blue eyed lady works well .the down turn at the corner of her lips & the slump of the shoulders say sad , the guys face seems a bit as your title says " no reason to cry " the colour tones and blending is very talented work . The white hair is perfect . & a few wrinkles on the face never hurt . nice work thanks for view
reply by the author on 12-Oct-2018
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the blue window behind the blue eyed lady works well .the down turn at the corner of her lips & the slump of the shoulders say sad , the guys face seems a bit as your title says " no reason to cry " the colour tones and blending is very talented work . The white hair is perfect . & a few wrinkles on the face never hurt . nice work thanks for view
Comment Written 12-Oct-2018
reply by the author on 12-Oct-2018
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Thanks for the great review
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your very welcome