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Hera-of-Stockholm — Jet lagged
Published: 2006-11-06 10:00:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 1908; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 66
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Everybody who's been flying over several time zones or otherwise interrupted the day and night order, know the feeling. This feeling of time-warp when the clock says some thing which doesn't make sense at all. The desire to have lunch at 3 in the night or go to sleep at five in the afternoon.I started on this after returning home from New York in August, feeling all weird, then I lost interest, but managed to finish it this weekend.
And I owe Dalí for those clocks of course, even if mine are not painted but photoshopped photos.
Bthw - it was §@£$#¤%& near impossible to find a category for it. I had wanted to post it in vehicles, but there are no such category with mixed digital media, so I ended up labelling it 3D even if it contains photographs (The clocks) and paintings (the face and garment details on the lady and the abstract time and clock symbols)
Tools: Terragen, Poser, MicrographX, Camera, Photoshop and FANTASY
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Hi
Just to let you know that this deviation has been featured in the Dreams in 3d News article.
Thank you for sharing your art 
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Thanks a lot! 
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you're most welcome
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BRILLLLLLIANT concept!!!
plus, i just home this morning from a multiple time zone change. 
what irony to stumble across this.
your execition of the idea is genius and beautiful.
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Glad you liked it
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wow. well you executed and delivered the message incredibly. many kudos. 
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you're more than welcome.
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Yep well done. The feeling of being out of faze.
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Yep well done. The feeling of being out of faze.
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Thanks! I had really fun making this and with the Dalí clocks et al.
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Wow this is a great piece! I like the concept too
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Thanks!
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I think i get it idea. It's a very meaning full picture mostly about time and stuff. I like you imagation ,and viewing that made you make this picture.
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Thanks a lot
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So do I, takes quite some time to get back on track again!
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Oooh.. Wicked! It looks kinda... twisted.. I haven't really experienced jet-lag sooo.. 
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I *love* this, especially the surreal feel and how everything blends together so nicely, and definitely captures the mood.
I think the worst jet-lag I have ever had was when I flew from San Francisco to Atlanta...took me a day to get over it. Ironically, when I flew to and from Europe, it did not seem as bad. I think that going back helped me get on a better sleep schedule (I would go to bed earlier), although when I flew back from Italy, I kept waking up at 5 AM 
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Same happens to me when I go west, I wake up early! Like when I came from Japan last year just before Christmas and went right away visiting mum and dad. And I was wide awake and up at 6, and dad was like 
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Nice concept, generally if your not in first class flights suck.
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At least long flights do, shorter flights are OK, especially compared to using train or car the same way. Flight 1hour, train 4hours, car 6hours + you can't go to the bathroom when needed 
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Looks great, nice manip
I like all the clocks in the background, very nice
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nice work. It looks like how I feel every time I fly.
(plane or not)
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You fly without a plane? How? You're Superman
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I love how this looks, its very cool. Describes JetLag perfectly. The faded clocks was a good idea
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Thanks a lot, Dalí inspired me to do these clocks.
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Well thats good! I mean, we can get better by watching/looking at the pro's art!
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Yeah, we can find inspiration and check out their techniques.
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yea I understand the feeling...always feel really strange after a long flight, tired but not tired and hungry at strange times.
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Yeah, and everybody wants to go to bed when you are hungry and when you want to sleep they're ready to party
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I really like it. At fist it seems like there's too much going on untill you figure out the concept, but overall... good job
[x] Jessika
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It looks like surrealism to me, especially with the clocks. So you could put it under digital art, surreal. I really like this one. It's appealing just as an image. You think you have to fly to experience this? I experience this just by LIVING! LOL
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Yes of course, you can experience jet lag just by doing things like staying up late at night and then sleep off almost all the rest of the day. 
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I experience jet lag if I DON'T stay up late at night and sleep most of the rest of the day! If I have to get up early, I'm in trouble. Yes, this time of year, I understand, can be very depressing in those latitudes. Some people can handle it, and some not. I probably wouldn't notice that much because I'm constantly busy, but I'd certainly notice the cold. Twilight can provide some interesting opportunities for photography. I have seen some absolutely gorgeous photography from that time of year in that area. In fact, the nicest part is having a nearly perpetual sunset part of the time.
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Yes, but the problem at least where I live is that the sky is overcast 9 out of 10 days if not more around these seasons, so there are hardly any good opportunities for sunset photography.
It's because of the Golf Stream, it brings in warmer weather (or we would have it nearly as coold as in Siberia here) but also a lot of clouds and rain. And that makes it even darker. Today I didn't have to go to work but could connect from home, so I ended up sleeping almost to noon. I woke up at 6.30, that's true and had to go to the bathroom, but then I went back to bed, feeling it too early to rise yet, thought that - I'll cooze'n'snooze for some 40 minutes - and then I was 
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