Snowface by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Snow on one of the gargoyles my son made some years ago on a stone-masonry course.
Not much inspiration to take pics in my garden at present which looks like a white rugby pitch after all the activity!
On the front drive, however, where the dogs don't go except on the lead, there are lots of interesting tracks. see Here

Comments (21)
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God Bless
Cool image!, I liked the tracks in the snow image to!
Jack Frost in person!
haha, cool !
Very cool looks like a ghost face in the snow.
Great capture of this Andrea. I love the tracks shot too.
Mysterious! Great
Now that looks cool, Andrea :)
It looks really spookey :o) Is your son an artist like his mum?
Cool capture
Quite a haunting howling looking face, and home made,excellent!
GREAT WORK
An icy demon! Wonderful shot!
Reminds me of the tortured faces of individuals trapped in the walls of purgatory that i've seen in some horror movies.
Wonderful capture and postwork of the masked man. Awesome shot of the all the footprints in your yard/good eye to be able to sort and name each track.
Oh what fun!! snow often does wonderful things!
And I know just what that open mouth is saying, "Oh, Lordy, its cold!" I hope you haven't run into any of those feral lodgers. They can be quite troublesome.
Cool capture Hugs Susan
Looks like something out of Doctor Who.
This makes me think of the "salt sucker" creature in the original Star Trek, as the mouth has a somewhat similar shape! Snow makes things so oddly interesting and this is a brilliant example of how and why. I could stare at this image for hours and find so many wonders in it.
The FlickR photo was very funny with all those foot prints and a cool idea to label them!