Sunday 26th, March 2017
Moon: Waning crescent • Visible: 4% ↓ • Age: 28 days
Twenty-first and last clock*:
D.S.T. or The Lost Hour
Technique: graphic design, digital artwork
D.S.T. or: The Lost Hour, is an homage to the hour gone missing during the months of summer for some countries. Concept and design by Marina Kanavaki.
With this clock/post the series ends. Here’s to the hour’s return in October! 😉
and for the lost hour, this Sunday:
Orbital: Lost
from their Blue Album
Orbital Music Records
2004
Happy Sunday 26th!
* about this series of posts: Time Diversion
About my numbering ‘system’ [see Time Diversion VIII]
Marina Kanavaki 
neat … looks like an apple watch, gps and old style compass all wrapped into one!
Ah, thank you! [glad it’s not an apple watch or gps but love the compliment!!!! 😉 ] 🙂 🙂
Such a fantastic clock! And this series you’ve presented has been glorious 🙂 ❤
Aww, so glad you enjoyed them, Christy! Hope your having a lovely Sunday and …a happy April!!!! 😘😘😘😘
Very cleverly done Marina.. and I think I slept the clock around on Monday evening, Making up for that Lost Hour LOL.. 🙂 Hugs to you Enjoy your week..
lol yes, well as I say, they stole a precious hour!!!! 😉 Hugs to you with my wishes for a beautiful Wednesday and rest of the week. 🙂 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thank you dear Marina.. xxxxx Hugs
GMT to DST – and just returned from EST. In a jet-lagged haze. Blurry round the edges. Nothing like a bit of Orbital to sort that out… Really enjoyed the series, Marina. RH
Pure paranoia! I suppose we’ll eventually get used to it …just before it changes back to …normal time! 😉 I’m glad Orbital sorted out the edges and very happy you enjoyed the series, my friend. 🙂
OMG! I’m lost in time space! I think this means you are on DST, now. We have been DST for 2 weeks. I’m quite messed up, as most of my blog followers are in Europe.
I love all you do, and have a beautiful post coming up with bees and time. The clock in my bees post is set at 11:00.
Yes, the dreaded D.S.T. is here to stay -until October. Trying to readjust! 😉 I believe that gradually all Europe goes DST. I can’t wait to see that post!!! 🤗😘😘🤗😘🤗😍😘🤗😘😍🤗😍😘🤗😘😍
Cool design Marina, it’s simplistic, but striking. Love it – have a wonderful week!
Thank you, my dear Mary! A wonderful wonderful week to you!! 🙂
You have worked hard on this series and have earned a break! great series and great theme!
i just realized that the music did not play… oops.. going over to ‘pot luck’ music.. thanks for whatever waits!
I hope you managed to listen to it! It was quite challenging posting every day – hadn’t done that before. Well, a short break [a couple of days maybe] isn’t a bad idea! 😉 Have a lovely week, amiga! 🙂 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
si.. i listened to that song and then two or three more! thank you!
yes, i respected the work behind the scenes that gave us the daily time!
I think you saved the best for last. Excellent.
Ah, so happy you enjoyed it, Terry! Have a lovely week ahead, my friend.
Love your images of cyclical time Marina, analogue but sci-fi at the same…time! When I taught high school I actually had students who could only read digital clocks!
I can imagine how you must have felt! We were ‘fortunate’ to have lived right on the transition… When I first started as a graphic designer, all the artwork was done by hand and only a few years later worked on my first MacPlus! Come to think of it though, my first watch was a digital casio! 😉 I’m glad you enjoyed this, my friend.
I already miss my hour but I won’t mind when this evening is lighter!
Well, that’s the only thing good about it…. We lost ours this morning! 😔
Wow!
Awwwww…….. thank you, my friend!
You’re so welcome!
🙂 🙂 🙂