Don't Be Scared Of a Black Bottom! by algra
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I do not hope my title is politically incorrect because really, it is not. Contrary, it is a dedication to light skinned Creole piano player Jelly Roll Morton (Ferdinand Joseph Lamenthe) (1890-1941), the composer of among others "Black Bottom Stomp". He was not only famous for his ragtime piano playing, as a bandleader and composer, he also had a reputation as a bragger. One of his statements was that he originated jazz, and of course this was absolute nonsense, he certainly did not. But he was one of the pioneers, that is sure.
The picture is another techno and when you have a good look you will see the meaning of the title.
Thanks for all views, comments and favs! Great weekend to all.

Comments (25)
Certainly an interesting render, with great colors--and well done!
Excellent composition and tribute, Ed!!!
Mooie compositie, origineel en creatief werk!
Don't worry, I immediately thought of the dance! A very interesting looking work, this!
I can spot the title theme! Another excellent addition to this great techno series. Mike
ze worden steeds boeiender Ed
Hilarious and intriguing, wonderful work.
lot to see inside this mirakel it keeps you busy
Cool fractal !!!
Love it, I really enjoy this style ;O)
EXCELLENT DESIGN & BEAUTIFUL IMAGE , LOVE TEXTURES !!!!!
I like this style too..really original and beautiful nice colors too! Thanks for the info :)
yes, cool details ! wonderful work ed!
Fascinerend en boeiend om naar te kijken, knap werk!!!
Ed, I really like this! Love the title, (and the history too). Wonderful colors and textures in here! Lea
Cool
Gorgeous creation! Love the story that went with it. He was really quite a character you know. :o) Bunny
I can see piano keys, smoky rooms, skin, and elaborate choreography. I love that era of jazz, and this is a wonderful dedication. Your color combinations are great as always. Unusual, well lit, metallic, and classy. It reminds me a bit of Art Deco. I did a little research and found this song on Youtube in case anyone else wants to listen while viewing this lovely piece: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecMA8_JFBLE&feature=related Beautiful! : )
Ed, what a great abstract. I see the title in there, and find this piece of art very enjoyable, and with so many details, and so much to see. Very well done, and a great piece of history with it.
Very beautiful and very nice work of art.
I remember my father listening to him :o) .....awesome work here !!!
Excellent!
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Amazing colors and design!
Excellent.