VLOOM! by blankfrancine
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Collage created in The Gimp.

Comments (27)
Shazam !!! :-) Very nice work !
Remarkable creation ! , wonderful and strong colors and composition, great job !
It's like the cover for a secret manual for the comic cartoon code of practice. What better title could there be for that!
:) Cool... I like it!! Reminds me of Keith Haring. Excellent!
Pop Art lives, yes? Very bright; well done.
Excellent work!!!
Too Cool Hun I Love the mouth lol. Very Fun piece you did!
Fantástica sua criação minha amiog, magnifica realização e obra, aplausos (5)
Great image Mandi and has such a 60's retro feel to it
BWAMMO! BIFF! POW! You must've been a fan of the old Batman show. Excellent piece.
You have an imagination fantastic Mandi! An interesting idea..great work :)
Coooooool!
Cool work!
Really great style! Fantastic done!
Nice work...
VLOOOOOM !!!!? Indeed !!!
Awesome. Love that snaggletoothy little mouth in the upper right.
love your work ... excellent collage!
Excellent collage, Mandi!!!
Very creative collage. Great colours! Well done.
Really cool image!
fantastic work!!!!!
very cool creation Mandi
love the colors and your message
Awesome artwork, nicely done too. I get the idea that the mouth in the top RH corner is going to devour everything. Very cool stuff!
Wow ! I call this ART !
yes Pop Art does live...you got a real Pop Art feel here. But you also have your organic forms crawling across the picture, and the mysterious people & things you pack into some of your images...Those faces on top look oddly familiar (a little like Bush!), but also not familiar. And the fish, hand, etc., make it pure surrealism. The "VLOOM" also recalls Lichtenstein and others of his time who imitated comics. Lots of fun, feels very 60's-ish, & mysterious & contemporary at the same time...