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Lost Time
Published: 2011-10-31 19:27:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 57769; Favourites: 3775; Downloads: 1054
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Description
This is one of my oldest works (26/07/2010.), but actually, is my personal all-time favorite. I hope you like it, 'cause it means a lot to me
Credits
Old Style Clock [link] by
Splash [link] by
Sky [link]
Seaguls from SXC and [link] by
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Edit: WOW!!! my first Daily Deviation ever!! Thank you so much ^kuschelirmel for Featuring my artwork!! and also Many thanks to all of you for commenting and faving, i really appreciate it!!
I promise i'll take time to reply all of you Edit2: Ok, promise broken xD! sorry, it was harder than i thought to reply everyone
But i assure you that each comment has been read with a smile on my face, and many thanks for taking the time to tell me your opinions, giving me constructive critiques, feedback, telling me that you liked it. Seriously, i REALLY appreciate all that 
Thank you everyone!!!! 
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Comments: 279
Can I use this in combination with
Halasmeno Roloi
Of course if you accept I will mention-credit you on the description comments.
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Hi Carlos,
My name is Andrew, I play acoustic music in a band from NY. We are currently recording an EP and feel your piece titled, "Lost Time" perfectly captures the mood of our music. We were wondering if we could have your permission to use it as our album cover. Please get back to me whenever you can and let me know if you would be interested in giving us permission to use your artwork for our album cover.
Thank you!
Andrew
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Congraz youΒ΄re Deviation is featured by have a great day
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May I use this image in a conference presentation please? Linda
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This is amazing artwork right here. I love the contrast of the warm sunset and the cold ocean, the way the light is reflected from the clock, and just the water effect in general. You are a truly talented artist.
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I love this image and used it in a recent post on my Facebook Page to make people think about time www.facebook.com/Setanta.Hypno⦠I hope you like it.
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This is cool! the contrasty color and the light is working together! Plus you add this extra seagulls, Brillant
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hey vanleith! i was wondering if you could possibly resize it?
if not that's fine. i've got a track called Lost Time and i really love what you've done here so i was hoping i could add it as a background to the track which i'll be uploading on YouTube. Credit will be given of course
Other than that, excellent work!
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You have been featured here [link]
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This is pretty cool - congrats on the DD - but if I may give a little suggestion? I think you could make it even better by painting out the reflections from the room on the clock. Pretty sure you don't have a ceiling fan out there in the middle of the ocean
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Your gorgeous work has been shown in my journal here [link]
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This one actually is the best! I love how clouds on the left seem to be a far part of the sea when I saw this work first time...gorgeous.
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I would like to add this to my music on You Tube if possible. I will give you full credit. It helps me to describe the subject of my piano composition . O.K.? erikpeterhansen@yahoo.com / / handcraftedsound.com / celebratingbach.org / freshage.org / ephpiano.weebly.com
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Hi!
You're in feature here [link]
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portfolio [link]
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love it, but the clouds that trail behind the center seagull stand out a bit..
I looked at all the stock photos you choose for this..
the water line did not seem, or appear to me, to have been cloned until I was able to study this after having seen the original stock photo.. even then, it's just the bubbles below the water line that stood out.
the seagull variants are impressive, all of them deviate from the original photos seagull pose.
by rotating the sky background, it would appear the camera view itself is what is actually rotated. The water is much calmer in this scene than the impression you have given. very interesting piece..
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Time suspension FTW
I love this particular color palette.
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