hah excellent! this image takes me back to when i was 4 years old, it was the 80's, i wasn't in school yet, i hung out at home with my mom all day, and this was "her soap"
meeeeemoriiiiiiies!!!
There's an emptiness inside her and she'd do anything to fill it in. Though it's red blood bleeding from her now, it's more like cold blue ice in her heart. She feels like kicking out all the windows and setting fire to this life. She could change everything about her using colors bold and bright, but all the colors mix together...to grey. ~*DaveMatthewsBand*~
This is my favorite show of all time so I just love it. The others are right, you should sell this to the company and make some $ on it cause it is better than the current theme they have, lol. Well done!
JuneBug
very nice object and reflections. the only thing is that after a while the 'bryce background' is a little bit repetitive. it would be cool I think to see this object in another surrounding...something more dark... maybe not change the water but put something else instead of this sky. just some thoughts... nice job^^
ah memories of my Socrates teachings and report i had to do in school. "Like sand through a hour glass, these are the days of our lives...". Which is why i love this pic.
Nicely Realized, Intelligent Concept. Goes well with the clock screensaver that helps to make me realize that there's another variable involved in 'computing' (ie.'time'). Thanks.
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Boy, ain't that the truth! The title fits. One little technicality-does the amount of sand missing from the top jive with with what is collected in the bottom?
Pat
Boy, ain't that the truth! The title fits. One little technicality-does the amount of sand missing from the top jive with with what is collected in the bottom?
Pat
Well, this one attracted at least one comment weirder than mine will (I hope) be.
This is fabulous. Apart from the fact that I would probably prefer the hourglass on the left, this is simply excellent. I don't know if flipping it would count as an edit - hope not. It would make the writing into mirror-writing, I suppose. I think it would add to the air of mystery this has, but there you are.
I didn't know this was a soap, so luckily I don't have to get past that. I am wondering why there's a small something by your website (torch? telescope?) but that's all.
It makes me think of the analogy used by some proponents of the "argument from design" for the existence of a god of a certain sort, as addressed in Dawkin's 'The Blind Watchmaker'... an hourglass rather than a watch, yes, but presumably the same ideas apply...