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Illustration for the LA Times about how with today's economy even the average middle class family are finding themselves in the breadline.

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December 8, 2008
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:icongreyback1984:
Incredibly true...
I seem to recognize me in your work
(sorry for my bad english, but I'm French...)
I need money so I decided to trade my body...
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:iconkrunsh:
All your stuff is amazing man.
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:iconsatansjamhats:
This is great!
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:iconariteir:
The title is a pure work of genuis, it just says so much about this peice.
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~Vaprrenon Aug 4, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Hoping I won't soon end up there myself...ugh.

Beautiful artwork
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~Vaprrenon Aug 4, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Hoping I won't soon end up there myself...ugh.

Beautiful artwork
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:iconnills87:
Great work!!!
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~Vaya-Kahvi Feb 3, 2009  Hobbyist General Artist
The contrast between the people defined not just by class, but here visually with color seems, to me anyway, to also illustrate difference in times. The two times are similar in that the average person has been hit by the times, but now they look very different than they did back in the Great Depression.
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~wilsoninc Jan 18, 2009  Professional Interface Designer
Featured! [link] :peace:
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:iconmewbalie:
i don't have the words at the moment but this is a very powerful piece. it's a sad reality for too many. the B&W/color combination makes me think of a second depression. same story, different times.

God, I pray not.
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