S is for Skyscraper by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
S is also for Sig (junge1) who is celebrating a milestone birthday today. :)
Happy Birthday, Sig!

Comments (20)
This is one busy picture. I do see the Space Needle. I like the way the S is it's own building. The busyness if it makes me think of the noise of s big city.
wonderful artist . cool image too. I meet him in person and he is a very nice man
Simply sensational!! It does truly have a city vibe; you really caught that here!! And Happy Birthday to Sig as well!!
Excellent post work. Living in this city would be very interesting.
FORMIDABLE !!!!!!!!
Sig will surely savour this significant sign of stupendous superwealth !
A fantastic birthday tribute....Awesome....!!!!
Good old Jeff! You have made my least favourite environment look sumptuous!
Stellar creation for the hard-working S! Really lovely!
Beauty work my friend!!!!Bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Fabulous work Tara Great gift for Sig! Happy Birthday Sig!
WOW Tara. You are really SUPERB in this medium. I just love this piece. Perfect for S and for your friend :-) Love it !
Creative! Very well done!
Cool pov. The scene is so busy and flows nicely.
Spectacular capture and dedication!
And another "S"uper fun and beautifully done composite, Tara! These are so creative - you should print them all, frame them, and have a show at a local gallery.
Happy birthday Junge. Outstanding work and deication Tara. God bless.
Thank you Tara! This is an amazing creation, the more I look the more I see. You are right, this is a milestone of sorts for me. Thanks for the call too. I will have to go through all of your creations and analyze them, but I have no clue what is involved to making them. Your pictures are easier to judge and appreciate, after all I have seen you in action. Thanks again Tara!
Love Sig's response: "Your pictures are easier to judge...after all I have seen you in action." I assume he means your 'photos' when he says 'pictures'. Yes, understanding the blend and montage process like is unraveling an enigma wrapped in a riddle (or whatever that saying is by Churchill, about the Soviet Union): It's many mixes of technique, patience and magic dust. Your blends have a certain "calling" to them, like you got callings from distant ethers while you put these together. This is another change-up---in part because you transformed the buildings into an intense Chip-like neon glittering, grainy tapestry, and made urbanity feel like an intense ochre dream. I see a lot of Chicago here (lots, lol!), and the famous Seattle needle, and maybe there are other places here too---New Orleans, yes? In the wire fence for a balcony? It almost looks like a huge pasta dish to be served to architecture for lunch. Giddy riotous dancing city cacophony, with those ghost images in the sky (mushroom ears? whatever they are, they're like a crowd watching the whole thing), and a definite pumpkin orange theme; with a border that looks like birthday and christmas wrapping---you've managed to do 'birthday' and 'alphabet' in the same pic. And your highrise-filled S looms above it all in a very bright hue, by contrast. You've got buildings on an angle on both sides, falling into a big crammed center. Chip would resonate with this image...a Skyscraper Studio 54. Terrific.
I am getting dizzy just looking upwards, scrolling up & down, up & down ;P and thinking to myself: I wonder who lives at the top-floor ? maybe Superman flying in and out windows and around this pecan pie - coloured dish ... delish ! and the big 'S' signifies the birthday candle on it - YUM ! you created a dynamic mix of architecture - with flair, Tara ;P BB