nobody knows by ACS-001
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This took a shamefully short amount of time to make; it's just a different version of "this is not happening again" (same footprints/dunes but a different color with different clouds). There's alot of variety that can be achieved through small changes. In a macro photograph, if you change the angle of the camera or the focus just a little bit you get a completely different shot. In photomerges, if you mess around with just a couple of key elements you can get a new feeling out of it. The person walking in the desert is gone, but where did they go?
I'm not clever, just fooling around.
Credits:
Clouds by Cheryl Empey
Dunes by ngould
Footprints by DoortenJ
See you all later, and thank you for stopping by.
EDIT: i shouldn't be assuming people's gender identities. i apologize. edited to fix that. also edited out my use of the word "mutation" that seemed bigoted and gross. sorry.
Comments (8)
it looks great !!! i like it much
Good picture again erland
intruiging, excellent work! RS
Fantastic gorgeous image!!!!
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lack of detail works perfect
Really nice work!
yeah, just fooling around...but Warhol did that all his life. He grew up around Eastern Orthodox icons, pictures of the saints & prophets of his parents' faith all over the walls, which formed some strange "series" to him. Those images stuck deep inside him, and he wound up pursuing image-variations all his life. Likewise, I think if you had 40 parallel lifetimes, you'd spend one of them just sitting with images 24/7, and coaxing things out of them without end. Full-size is a must with your images, and this, full-size, is a tranquil sweep, all flesh & sand tones (they color the clouds too), and a quiet bleached sky. An emptying piece, unlike some of your manipulations which are intense or very full; simple, nothing complicated, "quick" as you say, but restful. And I love how you've used this sand in other works. The footsteps, btw, tell me this is a journey into inner space. At some point we leave our bodies behind and lose ourselves in a quiet expanse...as I probably said elsewhere, lotta space inside you. It goes on for miles...