Deep Blue Sea by amirapsp
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Description
My rendition of the Deep Blue Sea. Yes, I hope you all remember this movie of the '90's, starring sharks and some people...LOL
A bit of info about the movie:
Deep Blue Sea is a 1999 science fiction action horror film that stars Thomas Jane, Samuel L. Jackson, and Saffron Burrows. The film was directed by Renny Harlin and was released in the United States on July 28, 1999.
On a remote top-secret island facility called Aquatica, a team of scientists are searching for a cure for Alzheimer's disease.
In order to prove that the research is worth it, the team schedules a test to remove brain fluid bearing the protein complex from the largest shark.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Blue_Sea
Enjoy my friends. Have a lovely Thursday. Hugs
Comments (45)
Beautiful! Love the colors!
Wonderful and very beautiful creation Antoinette.....!!!!!
Beautiful, well done!
I remember that movie,lol. This is WAY better than it was! Love the blue.
Belle interprétation :)
veery clever, nice composition
Fantastic work!!! It looks amazing!! Hugs Ute
Great image!!!!!!!!!!
Hi dear Antoinette, a very excellent image !!! Beautiful coloured !!! "V":5*** :):):)
fantastic my friend isn't it amazing the way a movie can inspire such beautiful art
Wowwwwwww this is great!
This rocks baby girl, for real, all the way! Love it!
Nice depiction but here is a little known fact, Deep Blue Sea is based on the novel "Hunger" by William A Dantz published in 1992. The synopsis of the book is the following: "Genetically engineered shark. 20 feet long. 2 thousand pounds of carileage and teeth. The Sealife Institue bred them - and lost them. Six monster sharks roam the Florida keys... I looked for any reference to the novel in the movie credits but didn't find any but like other members, I too thought the movie was good.
Wow, awesome composition!
LOVE the contrast of the city scape with the sea! Great job! Never saw the movie in it's entirity, but I saw enough. Great image!