Hurry hurry hurry by gunsan
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For the Time theme in 2D Forum
This one gave me the creeps just to do-
I have not lived in a city for over 25 years,
this is one of the main reasons.
In my little village we are not prisoners of the clock, thank God, and I feel sorry for those
living a stressfull life like this.
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Comments (20)
I totally concur...unfortunately modern society dictates otherwise sigh ...great representation Gun ~
this is splendid, Gun! Who wants to be in a hurry? ;O)
You know what after living in London i moved to lowestoft in a place called oulton and i couldnt adapt because it was so slow after 9 years i am now back in london wishing i was back in the slow lane this is an amazing piece of art superb work hugs lou x
You thoughts are powerfully communicated in your image, Gun. I have to comment that I have experienced the same thing that Bossie Boots wrote about. It took me 3 years to adjust to the rural life after living in downtown Los Angeles, with it's fast pace. There was also a cultural adjustment. I succeeded out of pure determination, or maybe stubbornness. LOL Hugs and love, sis. Suzanne
Wonderful. I live rural and am not rushed by the clock. I too, am happy we do not live in a large city. Excellent expression of the chains of time on our lives.
Great image. I don't like cities much either.
Great idea and creation gun. I love it.
Fantastic!!!!!
Wonderful creative composition you have a very artistic mind - Bravo!! I don't watch the clock either Gun, as I too live in small village!
What a superb, but, yes, disturbing image, Gun. The haunting thrust of time. Doubt I could survive in an environment so imposing...so, of course...I'm in total agreement. I'm thrilled here, because I worked with Stacey here at the site last night, and am now receiving email notifications of posts! Weee! Perhaps now I won't have to miss your beauties :)
A great interpretation of time. I also am glad I'm not dictated by a clock now. It allows time to look at artwork and smell the roses.
Boy if this isn't the truth. We rush so much we forget the world around us..excellent piece of work
Your creative mind amaze me. Big Hugs my friend
Marvelous artwork.
beautiful
Fantastic image, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
we are all prisoners of time of sorts...fabulous image
You have certainly captured the speed of todays life, fantastic work!
LOL, well I like it. I like that it reminds me I DON'T have to live by the clock anymore! I like that I can sit and watch that pendulum swing, and not worry about where I have to be. But better yet, I like when we are at the Hollow, and there ARE no clocks to watch. But my Gracie Anne always comes and tells me when it's around 4:15 or so, that I need to start doing something about food, especially for her! A beautiful reminder that I'm not tied to the clock anymore!
This is a lovely image and very creative indeed. Soon I will retire, but I already started. My day is full up with things to do and I wish the day was 48 hours instead of 24. Good I never have time for being bored, but also good that I dont need to look at the clock.