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Below the Ocean

Mixed Medium Science Fiction posted on Dec 26, 2009
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"Let us rejoice and let us sing and dance and ring in the new" --lyrics from the song "Atlantis" by Donovan Artmatic Voyager, Oxidizer, The Gimp Thanks for looking, for any comments, and Happy New Year!

Comments (22)


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popeslattz

7:59PM | Sat, 26 December 2009

Very cool. It has that spacey feeling just like the song. Ethereal...

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NoelCan

8:10PM | Sat, 26 December 2009

Excellent...

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magnus073

8:29PM | Sat, 26 December 2009

Cathy this really is such a beautiful image that is very inspiring.

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blankfrancine

8:38PM | Sat, 26 December 2009

Awesome image, Cathy.Happy New Year to you!

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mgtcs

8:53PM | Sat, 26 December 2009

What a wonderful view my friend! Beautiful work, congratulations!

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amota99517

12:49AM | Sun, 27 December 2009

Outstanding work! I love it!

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faroutsider

2:00AM | Sun, 27 December 2009

Thank you - I've always been curious about the structure of the ocean... Gorgeous abstract, Cathy!

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adrie

5:33AM | Sun, 27 December 2009

Very beautiful design and outstanding artwork my friend.

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magichild2

9:10AM | Sun, 27 December 2009

This piece is so cool looking...lovely design...

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Miska7

10:54AM | Sun, 27 December 2009

Very interesting image. Great lighting and textures! Really well done.

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tulipe

12:00PM | Sun, 27 December 2009

Amazing image! I feel like diving into it! Happy New Year!

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three_grrr

7:15PM | Sun, 27 December 2009

Oohhhhhhhs and Aahhhhhhhhs! Stunning work! Love the sense of the moon rising over the ocean, the hint of Aurora Borealis there to the left in the sky, and the absolutely fantastic ocean depths! Hope your Christmas was wonderful, and that the new year brings only good things your way.

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psyoshida

10:08PM | Sun, 27 December 2009

"Stunning work" is absolutely right! I just love the whole creative composition and lighting. Excellent artwork.

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Jollyself

2:41PM | Mon, 28 December 2009

very beautiful...bravo

wannes

1:53AM | Tue, 29 December 2009

Fascinating abstract/surreal artwork!! Excellent!!

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farmerC

12:27PM | Tue, 29 December 2009

This is Shining work.

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kasalin

8:29PM | Wed, 30 December 2009

Thanks for sharing, wish You and Yours a Happy New Year ! Hugs Karin:)

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stevey3d

5:35AM | Fri, 01 January 2010

Superb image Cathy! Happy New Year!

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e-brink

12:08PM | Fri, 01 January 2010

A fascinating and nicely balanced composition with a great title, and of course, you could turn it upside down and that would work just as well for maybe a totally different civilization... or maybe they change over every thousand years. Wonderfully dual purpose and therefore twice as interesting.

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SIGMAWORLD

4:27PM | Fri, 01 January 2010

COOL!

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Zazou

5:11AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Excellent !! My best wishes for 2010 ! :)

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anahata.c

2:38AM | Thu, 07 January 2010

the piece really takes on a special meaning when we see your title: It's like a vast city underneath the waters, which we only see via the rippling reflections of the sea. You even have whispers of it in the "second" tier, behind the first huge bits of city in the foreground. Above it, a sky with hints of lights and pathways (maybe stars)...and a setting winter sun, diffuse, a bit bluish and pinkish (as winter setting suns get) and reflected nicely in the water, with a pink line across the horizon. I sense that this 'underwater-scape' is presently empty of people, but it feels more like they're simply not out for us, but that they're there all the same. Maybe we're looking at a moment of preparation, or a moment after...new years always has a sense, the 'actual' moment being such a crazy time, it's almost worth not painting (lol). And then, from Craig's remark, maybe this is the inner structure of the ocean itself! Craig, being a scientist, may dream of seeing these inner structures visualized so vividly. Maybe this is the 'molecular structure' of the seas. In any case, it's nice that we get hints of something intense down there, because your light intensifies towards the bottom. A primal pre-year image, things to come but not yet unfolded, with a quiet about it, pre holiday, post holiday, just still and very quiet...


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