The Things I Am Passionate About by Gwyn Tyger
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I don't know if any of you ever did this, but as a family affair we casted our faces in plaster and painted and decorated them with the things we were passionate about. We did this about 12 years ago and I found this one I did of my face. I could have done better on the paint job, especially with the eyes, but the things I am passionate about are still with me:
*The "Cross & Flame" pin is for singing in Choir at my church.
*The black and white hands on the shovel represent the Kenya Project that I was a co-founder of and been doing for the last 22 years building water systems and water treatment works on a volunteer basis in Kenya for those that need it the most and can afford it the least.
*The P-38 plane was for building model airplanes. I still like to do this, but have not built very many recently because of my focus has been in my many other creative ventures.
*Computers have been my favorite tool both professionally and personally.
*The cross on the shield represents my writings of my "Marked with a Cross" Trilogy, a series of novels taking place in the First Crusade.
*Ax for my love of the outdoors.
*The brass tag by my right eye represents being a Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor and the love for my work.

Comments (6)
Never heard of the whole scasting thing. However, thanks for sharing with us your passions. Your volunteer work is kindness personified. May the Joy of the Holiday Season be with you.
Funny picture erland
Great and creative shot my friend....!!!!
Funny and super Garry!
A very interesting and creative project.
what an intersting project... and it does kinda look like you...lol. isn't it intersting to see that years later, your passions have changed very little