A Birthday present for Yves... (Cyve) by blondeblurr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Here is to a guy, who really understands women in all their beauty ! he just knows how to portray them to their advantage with his minimalist style and approach, a few lines and VOILA - another fantastic YVES creation, that takes our breath away, as only he can do it - time after time, thank you Yves ! and I wish you...
A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY *~* YVES *~* all the way from Australia, hugs and kisses Brigitte ;))
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Voici à un gars , qui comprend vraiment les femmes dans toute leur beauté ! il sait exactement comment les dépeindre à leur avantage avec son style minimaliste et d'approche, quelques lignes et VOILA - une autre création YVES fantastique, qui nous coupe le souffle , comme lui seul peut le faire - à chaque fois , je vous remercie Yves ! et je vous souhaite ...
Un très joyeux anniversaire * ~ * ~ * YVES * tout le chemin de l'Australie , câlins et de baisers Brigitte ; ) )

Comments (19)
Original creation!
Absolutely creative !!!!
1.000 thanks my friend for this fantastic birthday card and it goes straight to the heart me.
Very nice capture and effects, excellent work and dedi!
Great image. Happy Birthday to Cyve....we all marvel at his work.
Wonderful work and dedication!!!
EXCELLENT!
Magnifique ! Sensualité et nudité, un strict accord §
A perfect subject for Yves' birthday. Nicely done.
The minimalist look of the tweaked and cropped image really captures Yves style and makes this a perfect Birthday dedication !
Neat work BB & ~Cheers~
Very appropriate and wonderful card!
excellent work
What a great tribute to a truly fantastic artist. Nicely done!
Amazing image!
I love how you have done this it looks amazing and what a great birthday present for Cyve.
Intense, and very beautiful, dear BB-chen, with a lot of stars ;-). Werde versuchen dir etwas zu schreiben, aber möchte dich nicht belasten.
Several things before I get to the image... First, you speak and write French natively, right? (I use translators. And I pray fiercely that my French won't sound like 16 dogs barking.) So I assume your French is real, and smooth. Second, thank you for your very kind words on my Yves dedi: It was very kind considering I can't do figure drawing a thousandth as well as Yves, and that the piece I made for him took me hours. He, I'm sure, takes time; but he simply has a way---one gets the feeling that his paintings just "drop" out of him, fully formed. He's magical, and takes our breath away, as you say. Third, your words, here, are just perfect for Yves. You hit his art right on the button; you hit the nail on the head. Fourth, have you seen his early works? He does men and women, and a number of subjects you wouldn't have expected, given his present (marvelous) style. If you haven't seen them, look at the first several pages of his gallery: He's come through many styles as an artist! And there are even some pencil works in there!
But most of all: You've done another Brigitte piece, transforming an image in your own unique way, turning this contemplative nude into a penetrating study, with those intense reds where there would be shadow, as if this person is sunken in deep passionate thought. Great contrast with the greens. And you cropped it in a very sculptural way, bringing out a sculptural feeling more than the photographic one---this is a compliment---which makes it very touchable, very much of stone (or metal). There's an art to photographing sculpture so it doesn't look like "2D" art: Even if this is a photograph, it feels very 3 dimensional. It's no surprise to me that you can do that. But you have to know, it's not easy.
And, you have an overall green patina. It's contemplative and intense. Overall, it's a terrific treatment, dedi or no. And, as a dedi to one of our best figure artists, it's perfect. He could have painted someone like this, so you're right in his universe. It's always great to see you post: You turn our normal worlds upside down and find newness and freshness everytime. You'd have fit in perfectly in the wild 70s and 80s in New York: I don't know if you'd have liked living there (it was a fairly brutal city then), but artistically, your fast sharp eye and great way with concept, your wit, your way of using colors as others wouldn't think of, and your way of making an image be reborn, with your creativity and play, would've been a big boon in that environment. Love your image, and it's perfect for Yves.
wonderful
Remarkable work, wonderful b/d dedication.
cool