Sun Moon Stars by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A floral oriental scent by Karl Lagerfeld, which is pleasant and long lasting.
But the bottles are better!
See them in their proper beauty Here

Comments (17)
Exciting and excellent composition.
Superb capture and post work. God bless.
Superb FX Andrea :)
Very cool post work best seen in zoom. Three Tesla coils with a topographical map at the bottom. Spectacular glowing color variations.
awesome image
Such a cool image, Andrea. Very beautiful postwork :)
Love this one, beautiful bottles.
Looks like a little family. Very nice work Andrea.
Really cool effect!!
nice postwork
delightful fiddling
I love this! You even got isobars out of the design, well done!
wickedly good!!!!
Im glad someone else is saying "isobars" besides me, lol. (Denise.) What a difference you got in these 2 shots. I love the flickr: Your postwork created these beautiful gold-amber "atolls" with a beautiful small-to-large-bottle composition. The light is beautiful. This version, however, took Lagerfeld to the cleaners. (I don't know the guy, and I know he took over Chanel and has his own house; and you gotta know something to take over Chanel...but from his pictures he looks a bit uppity. Sunglasses, straight face, you don't wanna mess with that guy, like meeting him in a dark alley with a handbag or something...those Chanel metal straps can injure a guy...) This is one of your turning-objects-into-electrical-charges pieces, and it's beautiful, esp because you allowed so much dark space, and the "isobars" emanate into that space below and to the side, and they're beautiful. Very map-like. We have something in common as artists...And why do I smile when a Lagerfeld scent isn't great? I worked with some fashion people years back (in advertising), and I don't want to generalize, ok? But half of them were so stuck up and difficult to work with, when they come out with something that isn't that good, I chuckle a little. On the other hand, when they do something brilliant, I'm in awe. I always loved the crimson interior of Chanel's original bags, and I remember (when I studied) that she either totally or partially created the "free hands" shoulder strap, which---though it's a small thing---freed women in a big way. The 20s was a huge leap for women's style...massively freeing, compared to what preceded it; I wrote a paper on it years back, showing how art is always paving the way for movements in society. Anyway, I love this image and the flickr one as well.
The bottles are beautiful, and I LOVE your postwork! This is so fun! :)
I like the straight shot and this shot looks like my christmas lights.
Wow they are beautiful bottles indeed !
Like your neon lighting in the postwork, well done.