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October 31, 2009
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As promised second halloween picture. Today is a special day and I just finished this picture. Inspiration was the first english settlement in America by end of 16th century, the Roanoke colony. About 100 people were left on small island as a permanent settlement. After 3 years the supply expedition didnt find anybody and no clue what happened. The moment when the explorers are searching for the people is very interesting and scarry, so I paint it.

Done in photoshop in some 20 hours

Happy halloween
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:iconjstorelli:
Wonderful tribute to this haunting story!!!
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:iconmysweetdarkness:
Wonderful work !
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*mburleigh8 Oct 11, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Very nice
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:iconme72nl:
Great,scary Halloween scene, i know we didn't have it as a special day yet, but this is a good enough reason to invent it :)
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:iconcommanderzero1:
The Lost Colony always intrigued me when I first read about it in school. To have all the men, women, and children disappear without a trace leaving only their mark "Croatoan". Their are theory's, but no actual proof of what really happened. We could only guess how frightening the situations must have been for the expedition team.
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:iconmistikfantasy:
"only" 20 hours!? beautiful and suggestive as always. Your artworks inspired a lot
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:iconenano3355:
Disculpe mi ignorancia

Esto es con una tableta cierto?
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:iconlazyrayfinkle:
I always wondered what became of Ronoke...
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:iconhotholin:
An Interesting note on that story, When Lewis and Clark were on their expedition, there was a point when they came across blue-eyed natives. This is a characteristic shared by no other group of natives. It has been speculated that they could have been the dependence of the Roanoke colony and the natives.
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Mood: Joy *janedj Oct 18, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Amazing!
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