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Published: 2008-07-24 06:05:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 25959; Favourites: 1002; Downloads: 115
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I won't attempt to explain too much, except to say that things always change, nothing ever happens quite the way one would expect, and we are only ever the sum of our experiences.Acrylic on canvas on board 1120mm x 915mm
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I love this. The lighting and tones are superb in all your work.
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By the rate at which we dispose waste, it wouldn't be surprising for us to turn back to it once globe warming has done it's worst. You've communicated that fact really nicely.
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I was trying to communicate the idea that at our creative core, we always return to natural influences. So, beyond our fascination with technology and our narcissistic view of our own cleverness, here's our life-weary traveller...he has run out of puff trying to find inspiration from replicating a garden of eden for himself out of man-made stuff. He is looking ahead to the unknown, leaving it all behind him, and only taking the bare essentials...
Well, that's what I was thinking at the time. I don't like to explain too much of my own motivation, in case it stifles the free rein of the viewer's own imagination.
Thanks for your feedback!
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...bit philosophical this one - I'm pleased it works for you
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You have been featured here . I hope that this is OK
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Hi ...Dear ... postapocalypsia ...!!!
Your Fantastic Art work
... Moving On...
is featured in Action-Portraits...!!!.... In One Word...MAGNIFICIENT...!!!
if you don't mind...
best regards.....................You're most welcome in Action-Portraits...!!!
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Hi, this picture is included in a News Article I have put together featuring some of my favourite artworks showcasing skillful and beautiful use of traditional media. Please do check it out at [link] to see some other impressive work. Also, please do give it a
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Thank you kindly
...not being very computer savvy - how do I do the heart thing?
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really beautiful and full of narrative energy...a picture's worth a thousand words
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It's a bit wistful, but I hope you find your own narrative in there - thanks
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This is beautiful; there's a lot of brownish tones, but there's just enough of other colors to give it variety and keep interest. I love the background pastels, too.
(It's such a shame that nobody's commented since winter...)
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yeah, it's a bit unusual for me to go easy on the colour but this one just needed some sublety and to emphasize the notion that this guy is done here and is now moving on...
Thanks for the comment
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I'm glad we concur!
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OK - I'll take that flattering comment on the chin!
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I am pleased you like it
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Thank you - appreciated
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Congratulations! This piece has been FEATURED in my latest news submission "The Autumn Effect" [link] Don't forget to fave the article!
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Thanks, appreciated
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Really good piece - i like the washed out tones! thanks for the post!
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...and thanks for your comment - much appreciated
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hmmm... what can I say, the artwork is already a knock-out. But I appreciated the concept more. 
Me, I got gigabytes but I fail to express it on surface...
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Hi - thanks for your comments
It interests me how we all view change and perceive '
...I have only skirted the edges here, but hopefully you get the drift
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You know...this is wonderful work. The concept is thought provoking as well. I agree that we are the sum of our experiences...but...I cling to the idea that the sum of our hopes, our imagination adds another dimension to us.
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Thank you
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