Burnt Out by Fred255
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I have had to put this in photo manipulation because I have had far too much fun with this old house.
Thank you for looking, as always any comments or suggestions welcome 8~)
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Comments (17)
A very fine manip :-) So glad you are having fun, hun. Hugs. DiDi. xx
Plenty of manipulation going on here then, and has finished up being a great abstract design to my eyes. Bravo!!!
wonderful... the effects are..wow...well done...
Nice work David, it looks like it was once a great building, fire is a terrible thing when it gets free. Warm and cosy when confined but ware the beast should it break free. Excellent manipulation. Bravo!!!!!
Fun and good results. Very good!
I love it when an artist has fun with a piece of work and it shows. This is a great manipulation, also a quite evocative one in many respects and on many different levels ranging from creepy to plaintive! Fantastic work!
Excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know what you mean. Just can't leave things alone.... Nice manipulation. Aloha
Oh my favorite postwork... excellent "David"!o)
Nice work!
Sad for the burnout, Fred. The old tintype look is fine.
Excellent image and superb manipulation indeed! A very interesting and creative reconstructed abstract.... love the mirrored reflection! Ideal for the Halloween Season!! This is a wonderful piece of artwork!
Great work!!
I play the xbox 360 game, call of duty 3, it looks like one of the buildings I get killed in on a regular basis. Nice picture. Todd
Apt presentation for this burn out shot love the manipulation very creative
excellent postwork david mick
Very exiting postwork. I really like your "dark" works.