Jump, They Say by SamTherapy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Sometimes they just won't shut up.
My thanks to Ilona for the "Ghosts and Tales" brushes.
Ghosts and Tales by ilona (RMP), Michael 2 and clothing by DAZ. Morphs, textures and the rest by me.
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Comments (7)
Excellent image...
OOOOOOMMMMMMMMGGGGGGGG.. its an incredible idea Paul.. really really really good.. I really love it..thank you so much!!!!!!!
Dramatic image. Lots of emotional content. To me, it looks like a depiction of a person who is haunted and tormented by past events. The ocean could symbolize an attempt to wash away those memories, or perhaps it is the waves that are rolling these memories to the fore? Possibly, the ocean could symbolize an escape, such as the route chosen by Virginia Woolf. Lots of food for thought here.
Damn, but this picture is definitely worth the proverbial 1000 words. My only suggestion would be to work on the cliff perspective a bit more. Though if you're going for an impressionistic effect that may not be necessary.
aprilrosanina - you're right about the cliffs. I always knew the pic was never going to win any awards for technical merit, so I'm not too concerned with that for the moment. pookah69 - not past events, these are very recent and ongoing happenings. I think I chose the sea because I have a fear of drowning, so to me it represents the unstoppable force which eventually overwhelms us all. ilona - my thanks, and my warmest regards, as always. You provided the means for me to complete this image. I love your imagination and your beautiful heart. Tom42 - many thanks. I'm pleased you liked it enough to comment. The egotist in me always reacts well to praise.
EXCELLENT WORK, VERY IMPRESSIVE MY FRIEND PAUL. :)
well, i had to think a lot to find out that it ought to be cliffs... but great idea and great realisation too... i know how cruel those haunting "ghosts" can be... had the same in school at the stairways every day...