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Lemmy-X β A Window That Dreamed
Published: 2009-02-12 18:05:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 4906; Favourites: 120; Downloads: 574
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- A window that dreamed of a singing wind and dancing grass -______________________________
THANKS for STOCKS:
Wall with a window:
~bean-stock : [link]
Room behind the window:
~night-fate-stock : [link]
Window in the room:
~binghamton : [link]
Bottle on the windowsill:
~SStocker : [link]
Landscape of the reflection:
~Queenselphie : [link]
Dust texture on glass:
~night-fate-stock : [link]
Texture on the whole scene:
=firesign24-7 : [link]
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Thank you very much. I spent the most of the last winter in creating a technique for emulating a real looking window glass and the results you can see in this one and in "Sudden Revelations ".
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You've certainly found out how to make it work.
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Thank you very much. I spent the most of the last winter in creating a technique for emulating a real looking window glass and the results you can see in this one and in "Sudden Revelations ".
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Brilliant!!!!!...I love "Sudden Relevations" too!
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A very emotionally moving and beautiful piece Lemmy. Excellent work! 
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Thank you very much. This was my most ambitious attempt to emulate window glass and I think I managed quite well. I'm really glad you like it, my friend.
Thank you for collecting this.
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You did an excellent job and it is a fantastic and beautiful piece Lemmy! 
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Door to Narnia ?
nice concpetion 
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Maybe.
Thank you very much for the nice comment and a 
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I will waiting for him 
nice birds...you always put in comment somethniks nice..nice avatar
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I'm a beauty addict. I got to see something beautiful all the time. That's why I have a house full of cats.
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Oh yes - beauty addict 
Cats ! Huuurrrra !
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Thank you very much, my friend.
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Another splendid work! I need to add you to my people I watch
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Thanks a lot and thank you very much for your
I'm glad you added my gallery to the watch list. I hope you'll enjoy my art.
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You are very welcomend
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woohoo such a lovely picture Lemmy!! u do all your pictures with a great style!
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Thanks, Linley. Living with cats pays off. Looks like I've absorbed some of their perfect class.
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY, MY FRIEND!
[sponsored by your dentist]
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thank u so much for those cute hearts, im actually crazy about hearts, if u didnt know
a Happy Valentines to u too and all your gorgeous cats!
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u are so welcome Lemmy!! those black hearts are gorgeous
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That's adorable!
This is one of my reecent favourites.
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yes that is so cute too, how did u make it go in a line like that?
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It's only the same icon copied in a row without spaces.
Just like the middle section of this one.
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oh i see!! i ll have to remember that!!
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great job both conceptualy and in the execution.
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I'm glad you think so. Thank you very much.
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Thank you, Penny. I'm quite proud of this piece. At last a window looks like I want. It's funny how I get obsessed by making one detail realistic. When I use this technique later no one even notices the whole thing, not to mention they could even think how many hours I sat here improving this method.
I'm glad you like the view.
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yea, I know how that is... sometimes others don't notice what all went into something... but, I guess that's also the mark of a good art method is when no one notices and thinks it is seamless
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That's true what you say about something being so fine done it's seamless. With many elements in manipulations that's how they should get done. Mistakes are so easy to point out.
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Thank you, Anna. Your words made me feel I really hit the target with this. 
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Nice composition, and a brilliant glass effect, it works really well. I like the contrasting complementary colours between the wall and the window. This is a nice piece of conceptual art. Two worlds, with many dimensions.
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Thanks, Wayne. I tried to view both worlds equally; the dream world that exists only as a reflection on window panes and the real world behind the window. The stone wall around the window represents the unbreakable barrier that separates these two dimensions from each others.
I leave this `emulation developmentΒ΄ for a while to make something more relaxing for a change. I'll get back to it later. I know myself well enough to tell that I can't keep it out of my thoughts for a long time anyway.
Peaceful Valentine's Day, my friend.
Lemmy
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Thank for sharing the explanation behind this work.
I know what you mean; following a self challenge like the βglass emulationβ can be intensive headwork, and I find that often when I leave something like this for a while and come back to it fresh it is easier to build on with a fresh mindset.
And I know what you mean by not letting it go, but a little rest is better than no rest.
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I'll be back tomorrow.
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beautiful, nice idea
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