The past echoes by gevidal

Bryce • Fantasy • posted on Jan 27, 2008

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Bryce, photoshop

Comments (20)

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uk601

5:06PM | Sun, 27 January 2008

a very mystic scene. beautiful artwork

Realm_Of_Illusion

5:17PM | Sun, 27 January 2008

Awesome creativity, I love it :)

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keiron

5:34PM | Sun, 27 January 2008

Fantastic conception well done

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wawadave

5:48PM | Sun, 27 January 2008

interesting scene!!!

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BecSchm

7:07PM | Sun, 27 January 2008

Incredible imagery! Wonderful!

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SndCastie

7:19PM | Sun, 27 January 2008

outstanding effects great work

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ledwolorz

7:45PM | Sun, 27 January 2008

Amazing work,

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dwmccullough

10:05PM | Sun, 27 January 2008

Very cool image.

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fluffgirl

10:15PM | Sun, 27 January 2008

very creative i love it, did you do that great ghost if yes please sell it as a brush if not were can i find one...love surreal stuff ..

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RodolfoCiminelli

6:29AM | Mon, 28 January 2008

Fantástica, original y muy creativa realización Guillermo....!!!!

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Drakthar

7:45AM | Mon, 28 January 2008

Splendid!!! Great mood, nice composition, I love it...

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Larion

12:49PM | Mon, 28 January 2008

Nice work!

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spiritmind

2:42AM | Tue, 29 January 2008

Good work, 3+

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thebasstard

3:25AM | Tue, 29 January 2008

Excellent image! Very surrealistic!

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Turin_Returns

10:01AM | Tue, 29 January 2008

Certainly a departure from your usual fare, but a welcome one. There are echoes of the Polish surrealist painter Jacek Yerka in the contrasting internal-external nature of the surroundings. Certainly, whilst in the one instance being unreservedly abstract, the viewer can draw some association between the objects, particularly in the juxtaposition between the inconstancy of the lamp compared to the immortal - or the rational and definable against the fluidity of spirituality. I would humbly ask that other participants viewing this piece should spend some time examining this remarkable creation and not simply give it a fleeting glance. Truly inspiring in all senses of the word.

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