Light - with Vintorix - for Pixelluna by brewgirlca

Mixed Medium • Fantasy • posted on Apr 02, 2011

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This one popped up on the road to somewhere else. At first I just put it aside, but as I continued on my journey I kept on returning to this point. Once there I tried stepping out from it a few times, I explored its essence working from other perspectives. But I never found something quite like it again. It spoke to me words of a visual metaphor of "the way." The essence of being on a journey of discovery is knowing when to take those unexpected side roads that are not on the map but are calling your name. And then to take those precious moments of time and just stop moving. For Ralph, I have really mucked with your space here but I hope I reveal to you a different power hidden within your work, Whether you like it or not I cannot control, I can only give to you what I have seen. Yes, there will never be another "Return to Camelot"; but that does not matter; the journey continues down roads as yet undefined. This is for Jenny because with words recently written I know she will know. See Dawn by Vintorix

"Dawn"

Comments (42)

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plasmid

1:13PM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Hey, last time I took the hidden path I fell down the hidden well...sigh. At least you seem to have found a great place to travel to. Excellent work Roxy. Painterly effect really dramatizes this. It looks like a gathering of energies just before the new dawn.

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RodS

5:19PM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Roxy, this is just indescribable. There are so many things to say about this, but the words just seem to lack the 'power' to do this justice. It's quite clear that you have had an artistic epiphany, so to speak collaborating with vintorix - I really need to stop by his gallery. This pulls together all the best elements of the digital medium we all love so much, and the look of a classic impressionist work in oils. All I can say is keep the journey going, Roxy. You continue to grow as an artist, and we all benefit from it by finding inspiration in your beautiful works, and your insights. A masterpiece, dear friend! And a wonderful dedication to a sweet lady and dear friend!

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