Originally posted by Evo
Moni, you are very talented!
Originally posted by Jeebus
Nice drawing. Very detailed. I gave up on drawing real life people, I'm mostly in comics now and surrealism. All my real life images look distorted, but I guess to someone that's what they would say is art, I would say I just don't care for it.
Anyway, good drawing.
Originally posted by Moni
That's nice! I also do Illustrations and comics...I love to draw comics :)
You may see them...but most of them are in Bangla :(
This is one of my fav. Bush Cartoon :)
Originally posted by Moni
Or this one...which I draw during the war to protest the war!
Hello! Everybody!
Again I am writing this thread which is not programming related but I thought it should be in this board not as a programmer but more than a programmer as a human, as a citizen of this only warm planet Earth.
I know that no international community based writing i.e. attacking community sentiments is allowed here. You may consider that this is one of them which are not any programming related things or of any enjoyable occasion.
But one thing I must say that we are may be programmers, engineers, web developers, or even student but we are not out of this world, this society. All of us know what destruction can be done by the war. It doesn’t give us anything it can only take. It takes human lives, takes son from the lap of mother, removes smile from the kids, throughs rose from the hand of a little girl. Oh! Sorry of course it gives us many things! It gives us tears in the mother’s eyes, flowerless gardens, lifeless bodies, trampled roses, bloods all over the floor, few pieces of brains, hands, legs, coffins in the yards and many more things. Not only during the war but also after the war there remain more pathetic sceneries – Running children for food, for water, crying babies looking for his dead mother, few are walking with the help of a stick after loosing their legs, boy looking at his broken cycle once he played with it, father looking at his collapsed house where he lived with his happy family, some are searching for their relatives, some are crying loosing their friends, school boys have lost a year, young generation have lagged a lot from the current age. Oh! I can’t write more.
This is the month when our liberation war started; though we hadn’t seen the war but we have heard form our parents about the destruction of war, about the face of the killer war, how it plays with human lives, how laughing living faces become a simple ball of flesh. No, I don’t want to see these in any country, in any area of this world.
We all know there are many peace loving people in this world; they all are protesting this war of America against Iraq, against the humanity. I am one of them. I don’t hate any country or any of the people; I hate their acts which are against innocents, against humanity. Yes! I am with the same tone with all over the world’s peace lovers! I hate war! If there remains no people, no children, no next generation, then for what we are here? Whom we are programming for?
From the programmers community I am protesting the war!
“Please! Stop the war! Let the children play, let them grow in a beautiful environment, let the next generation come forward through contests, through challenge and merit. Let us all unite and heal the world!”
I just want to hear :-
"All Quiet On The Iraq Front!"
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