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-Supremitas Terminus-

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Supremitas Terminus - Death of Life

Rushing to nowhere day after day
so much on your mind but so little to say
'til one day the world begins to shatter
and all of your concerns no longer matter
you look to the sky as the heavens crack
and all care is lost for the things that you lack
waves of chaos crash in around
no safety to run to - no shelter found
a deafening shock and you fall to the ground
all becomes quiet and there isn't a sound
peace has descended - or so it would seem
had it all happened or was it a dream...



I have spent countless hours on this piece and has been an excellant form of expression that fit in nicely with the ~Spaceartists pack theme.Now that I'm submitting it I'm actually finding not much to say, first bit 'o poetry that I've actually done and I think it goes well with the piece. Thanks to Shirosynth for his asteroids and Coldflame for sharing some nice shockwave techniques. I really like how this turned out and I hope you as well and give pointers to stuff that I have missed ;) Enjoy.

-If there are enough requests I will make some wallpapers.


Programs: 100% Photoshop 7.0

Time taken: ~10-20 hours
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1400x2400px 624.92 KB
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I like the work a lot; it looks good, and you obviously have talent. I'm not really a graphical artist, so I'm sorry I can't give you a better evalutation. But ... the brushing is really good! That's about all I know, hehe. However, I would like to point out that the Latin name you gave the piece does not mean "death of life." In fact, the two words together like that are pretty much gibberish. Supremitas, if I remember correctly, is a nominative noun that means "the state of being higher, authority, etc.". Terminus means "the end, boundry." Together like that, they don't really have any joined meaning. If you wanted to say "death of life," you would say "Mors Vitae." If you still wanted to use terminus, it would be "terminus vitae," but that more so means end of life. Hope that helps--great piece, though.