OPERA by rocserum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
First impression was "Sidney", so now it is a free impression of a famous building in frogview....
Sitting on Bennelong Point, virtually in the Harbour and overlooked by the great Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Opera House is completely exposed, as three-dimensional as the orange segments its forms are based on. It is all roofs with an imposing base.
Thanks for your kind comments on my "Blue Horizon" yesterday. Its very apressiated.
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Comments (12)
Your impression are right..looks as Sidney Opera...very original image!!!!!!!!!!!bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Excellent and very imaginative Opera my friend.....!!!
Very interesting image!
Splendid once again ;O)
Outstanding! It does remind one of the building in Sydney. Superbly done. Bunny
When I saw the title, I knew what it was. Good job.
I have seen the great Opéra of Sydney !!! Great wallpaper for a show !!! Splendid !!!
Now that is just like the pictures of the Sydney Opera House, super work.
LOL, as soon as I saw the title, Opera, and then the image, I said outloud, SYDNEY!! And the grrrs jumped a mile because they were yet again taken by surprise .. but they settle back to their nap immediatley because they know Mommy is teensy bit off the wall. Well, I suspsect that they are playing something wonderful in there, perhaps something like "La Mer"? That would be pretty appropriate, don't you think?
A most beautiful and elegant work. This would definitely make a beautiful display in a gallery.
Wow..very interesting presentation of Sidney opera...creative work..
Ik ben er nooit geweest maar de gelijkenis viel me onmiddellijk op. Je zou haast denken dat die architect destijds over fractal software moet hebben beschikt. Het is een mooie compositie geworden. Mag ik me een klein stukje kritiek veroorloven? Ik zou graag dat witte deel in het midden iets meer doorgedrukt willen zien, zoals dat in de ouderwetse foto donkere kamertechniek termen werd aangeduid. Met iets meer zichtbare structuur daar zou het geheel aan kracht winnen. Maar misschien laat de gebruikte software dat niet toe.