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Published: 2013-03-30 21:31:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 3866; Favourites: 206; Downloads: 20
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There was a time in my life when nothing else mattered, except my cold friend now beaten and battered. Replaced with memories of chill in the air, the warming vortex of plastics, the ocean so vast yet unaware. Floating on fate for this you'll remember; please use less plastic and recycle too, you'll save more then pennies, you'll save me and you'll save you! ~JbeauInspired by the film, "To The Arctic".
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Congratulations! This work has been included in our latest Friday Feature [link]
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Appreciate the feature! thank you!
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This is beautiful! I love the transition between above water and above water, it seems so real.
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I like your artwork!
And i like the water theme^^
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Thanks, I've been fascinated with water for awhile. It may be time to explore another natural element
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You're fascinating with water element...
I'm curious about others elements xD
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Ah, this is awesome.
I can't believe it done traditionally.
Well done.
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Well its both traditional with digital retouch. Thanks for the comment though!
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Beautiful! I love the colors of the sky and the details on the face of the bear, I also like that it has a strong message. Well done!
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Really amazing. Polar bears are my favorite animal.
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My daughter's too! thanks kinda where this piece began to take shape, from her influence
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wow! this is a strong image! absolutely stunning and beautifully designed
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Thank you very much my friend!
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very nice job, and he's so cute! it is a wonderful achievement. What colors work and are made ββperfect. sorry for my bad english ^^
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Thank you for your comments! your English was perfect
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You're welcome 
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Nice and realistic pic, although sad because of the reference to the melting ice and the poor polar bears forced to swim over vast areas to find food...
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yes, they are forced to even hunt their own kind for food
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Life's a ***** like that... and mankind doesnt certainly make it any easier...
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We always find a way to eff things up. We can change that; to bad the reality is we wont until its too late. We would rather invest our money on the latest technology.
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The World is going towards its ultimate end and demise... and we cannot change it, not anymore, we alredy went beyond the point of no return and we'll have to face the consequences.
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Well I don't know about that, but I do know I teach my children to appreciate our environment and to respect the world we live in. Hopefully they can continue to spread this to their children and so on. I know my parents did with me...
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As mine did with me and I do my best to help out. Unfortunatelly the situation is getting out of hand. "We are like sailors that are burning their own ship"
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I hear you my friend. I hope its not too late. If you already don't contribute to care2.com, I do this on a daily basis. Its a free click to donate website. You can support a variety of things, like global warming, the oceans, rainforest, etc. Take a look, and if you can spare 30 secs of you day then please do it and click everything
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Thank you!
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Will do, although I am sceptical about it achieving it's purpouse... nontheless, still better than nothing (:
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great work i love his head and everything above the water but the underwater part looks a bit wierd
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Can you please tell me specifically what is weird?
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the white i think it looks like it doesnt belong to the polar bear
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Hmm, not sure how to fix that one
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amazing piece like always!!!.. and i like very much the words of the film.. it's true, we can make the difference just with a simple click ...
great job as always
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Always appreciate your comments QueenLucySusan!
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