Puzzled by Meisiekind
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I just messed around a little bit and this is the result!
I am busy building this puzzle, so I took a picture of the box, desaturated it and threw a filter over in PS4. I then used a different picture of the pieces and added it to the foreground... Love it or hate it - I don't mind... It certainly was fun!!!
Thank you for visiting my gallery and for any comments you wish to leave!
Stay well!
Hugs, Carin
xx

Comments (36)
Very creative idea. Sad to see NY with TT.
Carin, I've owed you a visit for so long, I'm almost embarrassed to show up at all. But I've not been on rosity more than a handful of times in several months (even after all my visitors to chicago posted pic after pic), so it's not just you I've missed. Tonight I'm seeing everyone only once, to say happy new year, so I'll be back here after the 1st...I chose this because it's so fascinating, and so creative, and because it struck me the minute I saw it. ( I look at your gallery several times a week.) it's definitely South Manhattan; although who knows, maybe you've pastiched other sections into it. I see one of the bridges---the Brooklyn, maybe?---a big moon, and a wonderful grayish b&w that seems as much of the 30s as of this decade. (Well, the World Trade Center dates it back a decade.) But you have these colored puzzle pieces around it---in varying focus (which I love) and it feels like the picture that appeared when someone blew away the puzzle---a kind of ghost-image of a NYCity we haven't seen in a while, with a saturated glow around the towers and from the moon. Not sure what "Ravensb-" is, but I like that you have it there; as well as a date that's half obscured. A real 'glimpse' piece; and, as an image, it's both fun & naggingly haunting. Terrific job Carin. Given the wonderful reports you get among those I know, I'm glad I finally got here; and I wish you a terrific New Year where it's actually summer (you wanna trade? We're wayyyyy cold tonight!) and many, many more. I'll return after the first: I've always loved your gallery.
Very creative. Harry is on to something. The puzzle pieces look like ruins of some kind and when I noticed the twin towers on the box it took on a more poignant symbolism. Excellent work.
This looks really neat and the thing is to have fun.
Bravo pour l'originalité de la composition - Excellent
awesome work ! ( Im just catching up with all the work lol )