| 5 Dec 2004 |  Elisabeth Venov Schroeder |  Loading...I believe, I prefer this one. In the first one there was, in my oppinion, a little too much contrast between the girl and the background. Now the elements seem to fit better with each other, and the over-all feeling of the piece is much more balanced. I like the additional effects on this one aswell. Much more drama and movement. The prev. version was more like a random catastrophy, where this one indeed is an apocalypse. There will be little left of the known world after this   Erik J. Wiborg replies: "Ah... good, good! I actually am very glad the mag-editors made me redo the effects. They told me about the same things you just did. And I am really content with it! Thank you for the comment! C u around!!!" | |
| 11 Dec 2004 |  Alisha 'Li' A. Hay | Loading... I really enjoy the " end of the road " element... it just drops off into all of that chaos, and the girl looks so sad..it's an awesome image. Erik J. Wiborg replies: "Hehe, It actually was supposed to look like the road continued behind her, just that you could´t see it because she was on top of a hill or something. But annyway, thank you for the comment!!" | |
| 24 Jan 2005 |  Stephanie Sanchez | Loading... You think I have talent!? This is something I could never do. It's absolutely beatuful. Normally I would suggest cleaning the image up a little, but this looks wonderful the way it is. griggs P.S. Thankyou for your comment. Erik J. Wiborg replies: "Hehe, glad you liked it! I spend a lot of time with it, nice to know it is apreciated! I´d be a little bummed out if you´d ask me to clear up the image when i spent so much time putting on the details! Thanks for the comment, and yes you are good, I could not have done much of whats on your gallery neither! C u around!" | |
| 11 May 2005 |  Tracy Squires | Loading... This picture's great, I love how you managed to take a bunch of really different stuff and jam it all together, It's all so different but works so well together. Erik J. Wiborg replies: "Thats what i love about this pieace, the cold blue wave and the hot red fires and meteorites and stuff... I really am kinda proud of this piece! Tnx for commenting" | |
| 4 Jul 2005 |  Nora Marie Ask | Loading... Wow, this is totally amazing!!! I love it! You should really get a MOD for this! Erik J. Wiborg replies: "Hehe, thanks, I´ll be of in a sec to take a peek at your stuff!" | |
| 10 Sep 2005 |  Paz Leyva Marcos | Loading... Very nice composition!! Interesting. | |
| 23 Sep 2005 |  Marijke Mahieu | Loading... This is absolutely stunning! The red light, the papers flowing about, the sad girl with the teddybear...stuff that create a perfect atmosphere for this picture. I can see you spent a lot of time on this one and it sure payed off! Well done indeed *is feeling a little sad now* | |
| 23 Nov 2005 | Jaytakie | Loading... So sweet yet so sad | |
| 17 Aug 2006 | Anon. | Loading... Simply fantastic.Your gallery and this pic. | |
| 2 Nov 2006 | Anonymous | Loading... This image reminds me of the saying "As we came from ashes, we shall return to ashes." The young girl shows a sense of our own mortality, caught in a crossfire between multiple opposing forces that are the tidal wave, the interplanetary bombardment and the raging inferno. Also reminding me of another quote by a poet I can't remember the name of, "This is how the world ends, not with a bang but a whimper..." I could go on giving so many quotes about this, but who in the right mind would throw up the book of the Apocalypse from the bible in such a small spot. Your work displays the sense of our own mortality EXTREMELY well. kudos to you Erik J. Wiborg.  Erik J. Wiborg replies: "Thanks a heap mate! Think I ll have to read that part! Cheers" | |
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