~*~Karina~*~
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WOW...i love it. I'm scared to put mine up now!frazzle said:
Post your Major Work! (1 Viewer)
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your_crutch
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Hm...I dont know if this thread is just dust and cobwebs, but I eventuallyput my entire art on my website and thought i'd post it here.
http://www.geocities.com/your_crutch/art_done.htm
Click the panels to see each one.
http://www.geocities.com/your_crutch/art_done.htm
Click the panels to see each one.
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you should have taken a photo of the whole lot together!your_crutch said:Hm...I dont know if this thread is just dust and cobwebs, but I eventuallyput my entire art on my website and thought i'd post it here.
http://www.geocities.com/your_crutch/art_done.htm
Click the panels to see each one.
your_crutch
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Well, there is a button there that takes you to a photo of the COMPLETE work, but if you don't have flash then it wont work.
Not-That-Bright
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that button doesn't work =/
here is mine
Hey people... sorry for the late postings... anyways this is just one small part of mine... two of them (the really plain ones) I didnt hand in, they were just testing ones... but the last one(kjb), the one which is not the plain one I printeed out 23 with a letter on the top left to spell out "all.alone.is.all.we.are' i did 3 body of works, this is one... unfortunatly my i cannot post my other ones cuase I dont have a pic
I did 3 paintings, One scuplture and this ismage 23 times.. so yea..
O yea.. in these images I 'appropriated' Francis Bacon...
Hey people... sorry for the late postings... anyways this is just one small part of mine... two of them (the really plain ones) I didnt hand in, they were just testing ones... but the last one(kjb), the one which is not the plain one I printeed out 23 with a letter on the top left to spell out "all.alone.is.all.we.are' i did 3 body of works, this is one... unfortunatly my i cannot post my other ones cuase I dont have a pic
I did 3 paintings, One scuplture and this ismage 23 times.. so yea..
O yea.. in these images I 'appropriated' Francis Bacon...
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Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
wow that's a new way to use digital media =/
Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
I was complimenting you, heaps of digital stuff is .. unoriginal garbage, it's obvious looking at your stuff that you have just learnt some things for yourself and adapted them to your own style
Choctop
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Okay, after months of hiding behind the rest of you amazingly talented artists (Not-That-Bright, I'm looking at you!), I've decided to put up a bit of my artwork. The theme was Alice In Wonderland. I did mostly digital photography. The photos I've put up are 'postmodern interpretations' (lame, I know) of Tweedledum and Tweedledee, then the scene where Alice finds the bottle that says 'Drink Me' and lastly I took the looking glass bit and twisted it around so that my Alice is trapped in (or maybe out! oooh subjectiiiiiive!) the looking glass. I did some other scenes as well but I can't be bothered putting them up.
Two more things:
- The girls in the first photo aren't twins. It's digital magic.
- My apologies for the poor quality of the first photo. I had to shrink the size and thus the quality.
Two more things:
- The girls in the first photo aren't twins. It's digital magic.
- My apologies for the poor quality of the first photo. I had to shrink the size and thus the quality.
Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
very nice
did you use your own textures on the hands for 'looking glass', if so i'd look for sharper textures with more contrast for a better effect.
did you use your own textures on the hands for 'looking glass', if so i'd look for sharper textures with more contrast for a better effect.
Choctop
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Actually I took the photo using a glass door. I just got 'Alice' to stand inside with the door closed with her hands pressed up against it and snapped away. She was looking into the sun, so instead of looking kind of shocked she's looking more evil... anyway, the actual photo was a bit mediocre, so I played around with the levels in Photoshop and made it all contrasty, very Caravaggio and then the last thing that I did was copy and paste her hand (and blend it in nicely of course) because one of her hands got lost in the whole editing process. All in all, it's quite a doctored picture.
and then the last thing that I did was copy and paste her hand (and blend it in nicely of course) because one of her hands got lost in the whole editing process. All in all, it's quite a doctored picture.Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
hmmm what you've done is very subtle...
although of course i dunno what sorta photos you started off with..
How big did u print them off?
although of course i dunno what sorta photos you started off with..
How big did u print them off?
Choctop
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They were printed onto super A3 paper but there was a white border around each so I'd say that the actual photos themselves were about A3 size.
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Ehehehe how cute!
Raver versions of Tweedledee and Tweedledum
Raver versions of Tweedledee and Tweedledum
Choctop
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Well I guess the concept behind the Tweedles was popular people, the whole 'clique' concept- you can see in the pose that they're not looking very friendly, rather haughty in fact. Then it was easier to push that concept through (argh art teacher speak) using those particular characters because they dress the same, look the same, act the same- definitely a clique-y trait.