Popart Mix by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A new acrylic painting made as a warm up, scanned in two halfs, because it is an A3 sized painting and too big for my scanner. Put together in PSP9 and mixed with a photo of wood.
Have a lovely Weekend.
We had some sunshine today and no frost :)
Thank you very much for viewing and commentings :-)))))))
Comments (16)
Wow Helle, this is a marvelous looking acrylic painting. I really like the fun nature of this work of art and am so glad you went to all the trouble to scan and combine the sections to share with us.
Great ethnic like artwork. Nicely done
Helle's Folk Art! I do like this, and I like the sepia tones and the patterns.
Another very excellent piece of art; you're very good at this, I like Andrea's title.
A beautiful composition of your wonderful artwork Helle.
Very good art work !
awesome Helli
Looks like material like a dress print. Very nice!
Fanstastic
Wonderful picture, Helle!
Thank you for sharing your talent with us. I had thought about maybe someday posting some of my artwork....which by the way is not nearly as prefessional or creative as yours or others I see here....but I was just going to take a picture of them. I do not have a scanner and some of them are oil paintings, which certainly would not fit. I am not really sure it would be worth the time since i am not that good yet. :) Anyway, I always love looking at your creative works.
i would say thats a cool warm up ;-) stunning piece of art Helle!
love it!!! really appealing work!!
this is wonderful looking
Outstanding art work Helle. God bless.
What fun this is! I love it when you play with something new, do a "preliminary" piece, goof around. Your warm up work is far and away better than many people's finished product! This is creative, charming, and a great composition.