the paintings of course look good.Well one thing I notice are the paintings with war motives. They mostly show a moment of action with people runing, firing, yelling, machinery doing wild maneuveres to avoid projectiles , chaos everywhere.
Maybe you could show war from a different perspective. In the book "All Quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque, he says that it's not on the front but in hospitals that you see the true extent of the war and its consiquences. Try to capture the essence of war with motives that don't directly show the action, but rather the consiquences. A hallway in a hospital full of dying and wounded men, a group of soldiers in winter under a shelter, all freezing and cooking themselves something that will be their first meal after a long time, a field after the battle covered with bodies etc. War is not what it is because of the action, but because what it does to people and their minds, try to capture that. Action shows this to some extent, but too many paintings/images/concepts today show action and the viewers soon become immune and don't experience the emotions they should.
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http://www.vietnampix.com/
Anyway keep up the good work.
