butterflies and frogs
butterflies and frogs
i made this collage last night. this is basically a contrast between innocense and dark (psycho bride style) and as i explained to someone this morning, the perfect example of art as therapy
again playing with the darkside of fun. this is a selfportrait photo edited to capture a sense of fantasy. [ps. that is a small jeweled jewelery box(?) frog in my hand]
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john...she curtsies...thank you kindly sir.
mr. mingo...the jewelry box frog...uhm, i wasn't sure the frog is clearly visible to everyone...plus, doesn't it sound exotic to have such a thing? i got it for my birthday. thanks for all the rest...
sober duck...hey, your frog looks glow in the dark. "we ribbit"...heh. cool. aah, the negative format...in this case it's a combination of playing with saturation, contrast, hues to get different versions of the same picture, which versions to layer and layering techniques...and if after all that it's still not right...cutting and pasting...but yes, i like the surprising effect you sometimes get with "negative" style pictures...for example, the green snake in your owl picture.
mr. mingo...the jewelry box frog...uhm, i wasn't sure the frog is clearly visible to everyone...plus, doesn't it sound exotic to have such a thing? i got it for my birthday. thanks for all the rest...
sober duck...hey, your frog looks glow in the dark. "we ribbit"...heh. cool. aah, the negative format...in this case it's a combination of playing with saturation, contrast, hues to get different versions of the same picture, which versions to layer and layering techniques...and if after all that it's still not right...cutting and pasting...but yes, i like the surprising effect you sometimes get with "negative" style pictures...for example, the green snake in your owl picture.
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Yes my frog glows a bit, we're not to far from the Surry Nuclear Power Plant. All our frogs glow. No, really I had my headlights on him when I took his photo. I'm glad you explained the technique you used in your art, definately more involved than just pressing a button. I wish I could get past that. Maybe if I had more time to understand my computers potential I too could produce such beautiful effects. Although sometimes I suprise myself.
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