Cold Nose by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
One of my stoneware masks which I never rehung after the support rotted.
It got damaged so I get to keep a piece of my own work..unusual;.
See the whole thing Here

Comments (21)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
A very cool mask & worth clicking on the link to see the whole thing. The frost only adds to it's appeal...
I like the whole best but this is not to be sniffed at !!
Somewhere for the insects to hide, I'd have left it too, I am hoping to get frost shots soon too, just waiting for it to get frosty
Like it, cold & frosty looking.
Wow you are a Master Artist in many ways Andrea. Good timing the pics. are awesome with the added frost attached.
We never get frost here, so Id have to stick it in the freezer!
Spectacular capture!
I saw the mask and it is fantastic Andrea! You are really great ! and You did well in keeping this piece---is beautiful the same--- The frost helps to tell his story:) i would have done the same!! and i love it!
Love your POV here; I think your mask needs a face mask, or at the very least a nose warmer! Great shot!
It still looks good all frosted up like that!
He's cute Wonderful captures
Oh, poor brave fellow. Still smiling even though its obvious he's freezing. You really do have a marvelous imagination.
wonderful capture
Wonderful pic
HA ! This is a really super shot of your mask and that awesome nose :-)
What a great mask! The frost is an extra treat. VERY fancy! :)
Brrrrrrrrrr. love the POV and cropping.
Nicely captured.
Ah, ah very funny POV
Yes, that mask is terrific---I know from personal experience! This shot is great, with all the furry tentacles close-up. And I can attest that those are cavernous nostrils, I love how you put your camera right up against them. (And we can see the little colonies the ice makes.) The frost goes so well with the face. A beautiful image and a wonderful mask. (I'm going to mend it next week---I have to have someone adept with me: I know that sounds silly for a person as adept with hands as you are; but whenever I've glued pottery or ceramics, etc, there's always been too much adhesive, I smear it everywhere when trying to get it off, it's usually a tad uneven---where one section sticks out from the other---and once it hardens, it's a mess to undo it. So I have to have someone who can actually do these things, with me. I promise he'll be mended soon...)