Fantasy Moon & City Street... by anahata.c
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This was a pencil drawing. It was damaged in a flood... So I put it in PS and turned it into a 'photographic negative'. I added a moon. The original was a street in Chicago. (Ah well.) Now it's a night scene...
Comments (24)
do so enjoy this one (the moon) addition was perfect. You Should try to sketch this one
lovely effect Mark...altough i love to see the sketch sometime cos i think its a terrific design....5+
Mark this is simply brilliant and reading the story of how it came to be only makes it better. You've taken a obviously detailed drawing that was almost ruined and breathed new life into it. What a great idea and wonderful way to turn a negative into a positive.
Great mood, wonderful effects, textures and colours !!! Very nice pencil drawing, dear Mark 5* !!!
The art of pragmatism demonstrated to perfection! A wonderful result.
dreamlike atmosphere
What a great idea, to restore one artwork into another with modern technology, you are amazing Mark. Excellent work and restoration. Well I blinked, and then came back, and was amazed to see how many wonderful artworks of yours I have missed, I will have to keep coming back for more, and more often, so sorry for my very late comments. hugs Jane xx
glad it did not get lost entirely and was made into a new one!
The post work created a impressive atmosphere but i'm curious with the pencil draw.I´ll try to find it;i can imagine it´s beautiful. I like that blue city a lot!Looks like the city of dreams.All is sweet and beautiful.
I'm so glad you explained this. Of course, viewing it, it has that negative effect, but I can't honestly say I'd have thought it completely inverted to negative. And, THIS was a pencil sketch? Oh my! My eyes study the strength of the tree forms, the cars, the building forms...and I can't help thinking that this was initially one finely tuned, and strong, original sketch. But, the inversion has given it a strength in its own right. I keep visually making my way to the just barely less than vertical line that forms the foundational right of the whole comp...and then meandering to the top (because to me, it seems appropriate somehow that an image damaged by flooding ended up being beautifully steeped in blues, and its top perfectly resembling an inlet, a cove, or a bay). I also really like the graininess on the bottom left, that I'm assuming may have been the water damage. How fun that with this negative, even that turned out to be such a positive! :)
When I saw this, I thought, "Oh! Look at you with the photography and the fancy postwork! You go!" :) And to find this started life as a drawing? Amazing. I like this very much. The contrast between the dark, dark sky and the lighter street scene is quite pleasing, and the contrast between the airy, leafy trees and the solid buildings makes me think of spring. Excellent work!
Talk about mysterious - and I too sucked into the photo-reality. Well done Mark; nothing to add that hasn't already been said.
It's amazing. Fantastic work!!
OH waow!! Awesome work, great fun, and nice savior.
OHHH! What a wonderful pencil drawing it must have been. How pitty it was damaged. Isnt it wonderful we have our digital tools to make another beauty out of it??? This looks Awesome. stll I wish it wasnt damaged.
How creative to save it to a quite new artwork. Wonderful blue!
Splendid composition and creativity, Mark. Love the rustic appearance, and choice of colours. You gave it a cool and spooky atmosphere i think. Wonderful craftsmanship.+5
This is fantastic. I would have never guessed that it was a drawing. It has such realism to it.
What is it they say?? Necessity is the mother of invention? Well... it worked! You did not want a little water damage to stop you. Not only did you "fix it" but you created a Masterpiece! The negative look is very enchanting. I get a chill looking down this cold, dark street. It's like peering into an icy portal from another dimension. Fabulous!
Very creative post work! Excellent image.
OH, wow, this is just amazing. Has a gentle, soft look. It's so wonderful to go back and be able to save something but turning it into a completely new entity--fantastic!!
Great mood, wonderful effects, textures and colours !!! Very nice pencil drawing.
blue symphony ! wonderful atmosphere !
Super everything ! colours etc.etc.