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Created for Down Under Challenge No. 1239, starting with Kim's challenge image. The whirlpool image is mine.
Created for KP TT 319 1-8 July
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With thanks to Renee for the rope source
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Plus marina cafe scene and Dora
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Editors: GIMP, Picasa
Each and every room, stairwell and corridor in the Art Institute, Chicago suggest delicious ways to create images. This location was near the cafeteria.
What a delightfully creative cauldron for the students who attend the School of the Art Institute, one of the top art and design schools in the USA offering undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Model: Sarah Schultz
Created for Angie's Animal Antics Challenge No 5 Wings
Make It Interesting • Challenge No 2 (Giraffe)
Source image with thanks to John Loo
Forest image with thanks to Andreas Øverland
created this one from a feather earring ............
thanks for looking...appreciated......best bigger.....hope you have a Great Day
Created for the Award Tree's ~ Art With Text. ~ challenge.
A real mish-mash of stuff used here: four or five Microsoft Word documents with various fonts (Bahnschrift SemiLight SemiConde, ROG FONTS to name two), cropped, resized and colour-filled in Photoshop, everything then stuck into Photomatix Pro, tonemapped and finally combined with previously unused DABC #600, final flourishes back at the ol' PS lab using the Nik Collection add-on. Phew!
Spilling out into the night, the air slapping at their sweaty and flushed faces, the SeeBee defensive line - the one with the core, a Cap and a whole bunch of hooligans masquerading under the banner of Dan, variations one through eight – celebrated with a hoot, three hollers and a whole six-pack of gang-gum stylings designed to set the world on fire. The sheer levity brought about by these loveable, disgusting creatures of the gong, reeked of disillusion, straight-up bravado and all the squeaky, tin monkeys money could buy. “Don’t let the luster blind you,” pointed out one of the on-lookers, digging feverishly at the tapioca ice-cream bowl before her, “these cats can jam flat a back sass of the most gruesome kind, “again stabbing her parfait spoon deeper, “and all before eight on a Sunday.” The motor was left running. The dimes fell to the floor. The shoe shine boy folded his tent, bid a tra-la and sauntered down the alleyway, oblivious to all the temptations within.
When I think about the kind of person I really am at heart, I'd describe myself first and foremost as an introvert. Some people laugh at this because my work suggests otherwise but the reality is that it took me years to find the courage to model. It's something I'd always wanted to do but it also terrified me because I am *definitely* the kind of person who is most comfortable with a good book by the pool.
It usually takes me a long time to feel comfortable around someone and even longer to start to really be myself. This passion of mine forces me to push myself outside of my comfort zone regularly and I do it because I think it makes me the best version of myself; even when I struggle sometimes with the need for privacy vs the need to do what I love.
Ultimately this is my dream. I'm not really 'model material' in so many ways but I love it to bits and it pushes me outside of my comfort zone regularly - which I think is the secret to finding fulfilment in your life. Not all risks are worth the reward but if you don't push yourself every so often, you'll never know if that one decision could have been the one to change your life.
Photography & Retouching: Dave Lucas
Hair & Makeup: Mish Bratsos
Prompt:
The image portrays a male artist in the act of painting a portrait of a woman. It appears he's painting directly onto a canvas attached to an easel, suggested by the visible wooden edge on the left. The setting is dimly lit, highlighting the intimacy of the scene and drawing the viewer's attention to the interaction between the artist and his subject.
The artist is a young man with tousled dark blonde or light brown hair and a beard. He's seen from a side angle, focused intently on his work. He holds a paintbrush in his hand, applying paint to the canvas depicting the woman's hair. There are smudges of paint on his hand, suggesting active involvement in the painting process. He wears a dark, almost black shirt or top.
The woman, seemingly his muse, has long blonde hair and fair skin. She’s positioned very close to him, her head slightly tilted back. Her eyes are closed, giving an impression of serenity or perhaps deep connection with the artist. Her expression is soft and her lips are slightly parted. Her proximity to the artist and their intense focus create an atmosphere of intimacy and passion. It's almost as though they are about to kiss, adding a layer of romance and intrigue to the scene. The composition places them in the center of the image against a dark background, further emphasizing their connection and the act of artistic creation.
Create dramatic RGB portraits with Prizmo Globe app-controlled LED dome lights.
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Created for "The Face of Buddha" challenge.
""When we respect the environment, then nature will be good to us. When our hearts are good, then the sky will be good to us. The trees are like our mother and father, they feed us, nourish us, and provide us with everything...."
— Maha Ghosananda
#3263 - 2016 Day 341: This section of shingle beach between Selsey and Bracklesham Bay was breached in 2013 as part of a managed realignment flood defence scheme. New defences created inland of the shingle bank and a new tidal channel have created a large area of saltwater marsh, now managed by the RSPB.
Only one problem for me. In plans afoot for a walk [...] , what was a 50m section of shingle is now a 12km detour to reach the other side ...
Anyone that didn't see this coming doesn't know me very well.
I like her much better with crystal hair than fiber hair.
Prompt: create a digital fine art of an abandoned coastal fishing boat on a sandy grass shoreline, worn white and seafoam paint, light rust details, pale sky, contemporary coastal impressionist style, muted neutral foreground with soft beige grasses, dune straw, greige earth, driftwood tones, minimal contrast on ground, no deep brown or black areas, airy coastal wall art, horizontal aspect ratio
This digital fine art was created using OpenAI and Photoshop