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Hello,
this art is for depicting a semi-lucid dream I had on June 15 night.

I tried rendering it with terragen. But,terragen use would make it look realistic
So, I had to use photoshop7 (after doing initial work in watercolor) to maintain the unreality of the dreamscape

In the dream, before me was an unrealistic landscape/etherscape. There was a kind of 'flow' and waves were seen, but it was clearly not water.

Then, at a distance a lonely hill was there and as I fixed my gaze on to that, I heard a voice which said, I had to make it to that hill. . . I noticed few widely separated floating ovoid discs on the surface of the fluid. . . I had to jump across them if I had to make it to that hill .. .as I stood watching, the voice said that it is very possible for me to reach there. . .. but I was confused, . . .so much turbulence in the fluid. . .how could I do it?
Please full view, or u cant see the waves :)
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*MalDudemaker Apr 10, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Gorgeous image, colours, and that distant hill. Love this.

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Way out in the water, see it swimming!
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~echomaxwell Nov 8, 2010  Professional General Artist
i want to make a scene out of this do i have your permission?

cus this is what i saw the other night..

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Fighting to develop a sense of inevitability!
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~Swaroop Nov 10, 2010
yes do!

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yay for paroxysmal lucid superconsciousness!

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~Hrxlnc Aug 20, 2008
i;ve fallen in love with this. not just the art, but the concept in it. absolutely amazing
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~Joseph1394543 Sep 30, 2007
I was there too. I know I been there . Love the art work it is so real gerat art work

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I love all art and in The VA "Art Therapy" program and I like art and been into in since I was 9 years old so it nothing new . I dont thank I good but it helps me to relax . my personal E-mail is Kc5mip@earthlink.net
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~ArtFreaksDesign Aug 15, 2007
Nice, I like the colors :)
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Mood: Bemused ~zlrstavis May 10, 2007
I had a somewhat similar lucid dream. For me, the ocean and the beach at twilight (no sun or moon?) represented my own personal view of being, my own abyss (although hardly blackened and blasted like typical depictions of this metaphysical phenomenon). I then ascended the side of the stone, or summit, the peak of which began to spin around, projecting possibilities around the rim of the sky while it wheeled and turned to night (a metaphysical depiction of the void, and the realms of chaos, where the constructs of order are leveled and possibilities once again abound.) I have heard this place depicted as the "heart-mind" by someone referring to a similar one in The Fountain, and in terms of viscereality, that would be a sound physical representation of these metaphysical images. It is a personal place, and one cannot expect everyone to understand. For me, the sand on my own shore was utterly white, reflecting the pink of the sky but on closer examination on other occasions showed it actually shone with every color of the rainbow. The stars, likewise on closer inspection, writhed, and one realized they were constellations of other beings. This vision is very interesting because metaphysically it encompasses the summit, the earth and the ocean, and therefore is a complete reality (lol, ah metaphysics). Although, say, Dante chose to depict this image differently (as heaven, purgatory and hell, this one is just as valid). If you had never heard of Egypt, this image would probably make a lot more sense to you.
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~AllyBlackRose Mar 21, 2007
the parallel world...the surreal realm...

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"Though the fall kills me, for a moment I will fly."
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*Talec Sep 24, 2005  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Oooh, that's really neat. :O

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[I asked him, can no one escape their fate? Oh yes, he replied casually, this is what we sorcerers are for, and laughed.]
「Tropic of Night」 by Michael Gruber
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~TWWSTFF Aug 6, 2005
waooo! really cool! beautiful colors! :)

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