Elbus is Back

[Elbus]

Hello everybody.

Wow. Its been a long, long time...

It's been a few years since I've been able to get back to this account, to LOMSE,to the forum, and to you all. I've missed this place. I lost my password a few years back and had deleted the email that I registered with when I joined this site. Why? Well, I'm not too sure anymore. I've moved continents since then and have been extremely busy ever since. As one gets older, one gains more responsibility in turn. So, that is life. I know I made a second account and posted something onto the forum, but because of the mundane work life, I lost access to that account, too, though getting access to the second one is by far a lot easier than this account. All has changed, the Universe has granted me access to the lost halls of recollection and memory, and therefore I am able to continue using this account as of today.

I remember that I made a whole series on colourizing the portraits for LOMSE aeons ago. I was having fun and doing really well with them. But, as mentioned before, life took over. Things are finally settling down and looking up for me.

So, I hope to be able to contribute to this community again on some level. I'm sure I could carry on with the colourization of the portraits, though that won't happen quickly. I've been composing a lot of music lately, specifically ambient or atmospheric music a la Zizza. He has been a huge inspiration for me over the past couple of years. He, amongst others such as Robyn Miller and Stephen Rippy, is a constant entry in my playlist. For anybody who needs more LOMSE-style music, check out his record 'Memories of a Forgotten Age'.

So, hello again. I hope you're all well.

Regards,

Elbus (Mm, it is a pleasure to write this name down again)

[Boaster]

Sounds good! Glad to have you back!

Colorization would be welcomed!

I sent an email to Keith Zizza last week and he replied. I have not yet heard from him regarding my reply back.

Would love to hear what music you come up with. I am in the early stages of learning piano/keyboard/synthesizer myself. Most difficult part in playing, from my perspective, is using both hands on the keys.

[Elbus]

Come the time, I'll see what I can do with adding colour to the portraits. As for the music, when I feel I have something good, I will show you! Good to hear you're playing, too.

[orzie]

Always nice to see more folks coming, especially those who spent a good while here on the forum back in the day. Very interested to check out the music you mentioned. Cheers!