PITTI MADONNA by rocserum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
In my artbook about Michael Angelo’s sculptures, I saw the relief Pitti Madonna, created around 1504.
I was sculpting to those days, 40 years ago, and I’ve tried to copy this wonderful tablet.
I couldn’t reach any quality of the marvelous artwork of the old master, but I’ve still a example of my amateurish creation on the wall of our balcony. No marble, but concrete, cast from a plasticine negative mold.
And the bird? Bought it in a garden center.
Postwork Paint Shop Pro X2
I will invite you to my new fractal blogspot:
http://cornelis-fractasy.blogspot.com/
Let me know how you think about it.
Take care, have a wonderful day, and thanks for your support and kind comments you’ve gives me on my previous postings. It’s so inspiring! Also thanks to everyone who added my work as there favorite!s
Comments (14)
superbe photo!!
Excellent photo and very beautiful natural lighting effects.....!!!!
awesome photo capture perfect lighting and all composition!:)*5
Outstanding work.
WOW - awesome!
Good work, my friend. I like the sculpting. Did you coat the concrete with anything, to protecxt it from the weather? Warm regards, from Scotland's first day of sun, 2010, John.
Fantastic capture!
I think this is great..I prefer to work with clay..did you use clay to make the original positive?
Excellent work, the Master would be proud!!!!!
A lovely tablet with great detail. I enjoyed having a look at your blogspot too. Well done and I hope you sell heaps.
Wonderful work!
Great composition.....the lighting, plaque and wall really fine.
Very well done!
It's just wonderful! I've said it before, and I'll say it again. You are an amazing artist, comfortable in so many different and varied forms of art!