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The Last Refugeby ~GlendonMellow

Traditional Art / Paintings / Sci-Fi

The last refuge for trilobites, hunkered down near some black sulfurous smokers near the ocean floor. About to be discovered by a submersible descendant of Alvin.

Original painting commissioned by Kevin Zelnio of Deep Sea News.

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~Lucyjain Mar 11, 2011

I think this one is probably my favorite one of your paintings, but then I love them all!

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~GlendonMellow Mar 14, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Thanks Lucy! It came together really well.

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~featheredrex Nov 22, 2010

Great painting. I love the grey billowing lifeless smoke above and the colourful, scurrying vibrance of life below. You can almost feel the rippling warmth of the vents.

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~GlendonMellow Nov 22, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Wow! Thanks so much!

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!lordstench Oct 31, 2010

A fantasy I share

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~GlendonMellow Nov 1, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Hey lordstench! I hope you've been well.

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~chid0ri Oct 29, 2010 Hobbyist

would be incredibly awesome if that happened.

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~GlendonMellow Oct 29, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Yes. Yes it would.

I believe I would dance.

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~Siluriformes Oct 28, 2010 Student General Artist

It makes me wish I was down there.
The blue light works beautifully, by the way.

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~GlendonMellow Oct 28, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Thanks very much! I used a lot of Rembrandt Indanthrene Blue on that one.

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