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abstract digital art
Since this says this image was taken with my camera, I knew it must be a photo-manipulated image, but I couldn't remember what photo I used to create it.
I always leave the number(s) of the original image(s) in the titles when I save them to my computer, so I found the image and then I realized that I had used an app on my iPad that created a constantly-changing image which I could manipulate. But I couldn't figure out a way to stop the movement or take a screen shot, so I snapped some photos from the screen with my camera.
This image was a composite I created in Photoshop using three different shots.
My first attempt at smoke art; quite pleased with the results, ended up being quite easy once you have the right tools. And the edit in LR and PS is a lot of fun since there is no 'right or wrong' way this can go.
Take your time to look at the amazing street art around you! A friend of mine, showed me all these awesome locations in Oslo, Norway, filled with stunning street art
Abstract digital art, created in ProCreate (an iPad app.) I usually adjust images I create on my iPad in Photoshop or another software enhancement program, but this was created totally in ProCreate.
I had this app for months, but hadn't played with it much. This was just an experiment. I thought my image had a rather childlike quality that reminded me of a playful dance. I lived in Brazil for several years, so my first thought was that it reminded me of a samba.
"It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child." ~~Pablo Picasso
Art Nouveau took its name from the Maison de l'Art Nouveau (House of the New Art), an art gallery opened in 1895 by the Franco-German art dealer Siegfried Bing that featured the new style.
In Germany and Scandinavia, the style emerged at about the same time. There it was called Jugendstil, after the popular German art magazine of that name.
Los payasos al circo.
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I could make up some description about it being some sort of abstracted cityscape, which is counterpointed by the lowly ground from whence our civilization rose, yet cannot escape, or some rubbish like that using lots of long words with dubious meanings, but I don't like it when other people do that, so I won't bore you with it either. Basically, I built this because I had a lot of tiles and grey bricks for another project, and wanted to try this out.
"Go on with what your heart tells you, or you will lose all."- Rick Riordan
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