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No islands left, for islanders.

Mixed Medium People posted on Jul 16, 2009
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No islands left, for islanders. I was listening to a song by a fantastic singer, composer and piano player. He is the 6.th best selling artist in USA. I believe he has some connection to Long Island, NY. I think he has been an islander most of his life. He wrote a song called *The Downeaster Alexa*. It is his boat. A downeaster named after his daughter, Alexa. It is a stunning composition in a very special folk style. Brilliant lyric.. straight from the heart. Click here to eperience my source of inspiration Great video for the song too, by the way. As soon as i realized what the lyric was about...I had to interpret his composition and put an image on it. The song is about how hard... the Long island fishermen, baymen, whatever... was hit by sad tendences in our society. I have been an islander all my life...and always will be.... #;oD My father was an islander all of his life... my grand father was an islander and a fisherman all his life. My great grand father was an islander and a fisherman all his life.... The ocean is a dangerous place to work... deadly to some. Several of my old friends from the school days.. has drowned during their career as a fisherman. So i could very much identify with the lyric of the song. Even if my entire family has died... I still remember who, how, and what they were. I guess that is why i liked the song a lot. I find it sad to see how power holders, destroy small societies.. especially the islanders. The power holders want us all to live in big cities. Then it is easier for them to control us and surveil us. #;oD God forbid that. #:o) I also think the conclusion on the lyric is... society want us all to be a professor. Even the people who are not born to be a professor. I belive that fact make a lot of peolple unhappy. Boat - Fishing boat is a freebie from ShareCG. Deviney wave brushes. Daughter - Gina for MG from FairyDreams/Thorneworks. Bayman and father - M4 from DAZ. Mother - Lady Starlight V4 is my own creation.

Comments (36)


Realm_Of_Illusion

8:12AM | Sun, 26 July 2009

Haunting scene! Well done :)

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JaneEden

5:36PM | Sun, 02 August 2009

You certainly have conveyed extremely well what this song brought to you as an artist. Your artwork captures all the drama so very well, it is breathtaking. I come from a seafaring family too, so know only too well how powerful the seas can be, and how strong mentally and physically the men have to be to sail upon them. Superb work Lars, hugs Jane xxx

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katy555

12:15PM | Wed, 05 August 2009

Fascinating image. Excellent light and colors…

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three_grrr

11:31AM | Sat, 08 August 2009

The smaller the world gets, the less magical places there are. Little enclaves of small communities with special ways and stories get lost, absorbed and dissipated and swallowed up by the big cold cities and govenments who don't care about the folkways and histories of these small islands .. small communities .. such a beautiful image to commemorate the lost islands, towns, villages, rural communities ..

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SIGMAWORLD

7:38PM | Tue, 27 October 2009

Excellent image!

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poet001

10:00PM | Mon, 02 December 2013

Excellent scene and nicely done in a very tasteful abstract way!

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