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Laughing Gulls procreating - Cape May, New Jersey
Annual horseshoe crab spawning along Delaware Bay isn’t always about migrating shorebirds. It is also a perfect time to jump on someone else’s back and have some fun 🙈😝
Take me for a ride!
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This image was made for a feature on mobileartistry on Instagram.this was the little text that came with it.
This idea came from the fact that I have been doing self portraits. It's a reflection on ego and beauty nowadays. I made my eyes and mouth bigger on elasticam on what looked like a clowny way. The surprise is that I ended up looking like a plastic beauty which is what we see a lot nowadays on tv, tabloid, and magazines. I then added the textures on procreate. Ran it through luminance and then photo fx.
The result almost look like it could be in a magazine which is funny because its supposed to be grotesque.
About me. My parents were from Argentina. they were both artists (photographer and dancer) and moved to paris where I was born and raised. I found my love and a home in Los Angeles. My obsessions are my family and my iPhone photos. Editing is what I do for fun. It's what keeps me sane through tough times. My meditation when I do it right. And what drives me crazy when I don't. My weapon of choice is the iPhone 5, and the iPad since I discovered procreate.
For Lois Jean Gardner!! Since you couldn't be in Paris, at this moment, I decided to fly us all over the ocean, in my heart!
This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama, and Procreate. As a source, I used a photograph from Lois's collection, via Debbie Mirisola Morley. It will be in the comments, below.
This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama, and Procreate.
It was made in honor of a dear woman, who was a mentor, advisor, comforter, and often a mother to me, throughout my life.
I worked from a photograph sent by her daughter, Tevlig Pearson, and from my heart, which is full of gratitude.