Poole Poster by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A mega digifiddle of a view along Poole Quay.
Comments (19)
Beautiful photo artwork.
Amazing !!!
So Very nice. I go next Tuesday for xray and final check on my Hip, I am sure its ok otherwise I would be in pain while walking, its Just Bern now his other Knee has gone, its no fun when your joints go,
A strong coat of abstraction applied as made this a wonderful image, and the negative areas boost its impact!
This makes for a very interesting and surreal image.
A great digifiddle!!
OH...really good
A wonderful graphic. Fantastic post work. I noticed the wheel chair off to the left and wondered about that story.
You digifiddled this one alright, reminds me of the old cut and paste boards we had in the print years ago.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Beautifully done! You should sell this to the tourist board for advertising!
A super mega digifiddled here Andrea.
I Like this Very good work on the adjustments
cool
Interesting post worked shot, I would also be interested in the pre post worked original, I'm certain that would be a winner too looking along the quay with the activity taking place.
I like the activity of the original image, and your fiddling is superb.
Very beautiful result here, Andrea :)
Superb image Andrea :)
A big bold collision of forms and lines and colonies. With your signature edge work, and those flattening hue areas, and all those shorelines and tectonic plates. (An old geological joke: "You got any cups and saucers with that?" For tectonic plates??? Ok, not funny...) Because you used white so strongly, you've allowed the colored areas to stand out more---it's a very busy shot, and the heavy whites give space to the shot. I love how you erased part of the shoulders of a few of the people---real abstraction there. And the angles make everything kind of move-in on everything else. Love what you did with this. ("Love what you did with the place"----can you imagine if this were your living room? "Luuuuuv what you did with the place!") Wonderful. And that big dark red splotch on the bottom---bottom right---is the cat's meow. I know, it's a small thing, but I love it: Gives the necessary balance. Love when you play like this.