Drop and Words by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just playing with a photo of a drop on a stick and a background, made from a plastic bag with words on. Scanned and changed to a tiled background. I thought I would share something else for a change.
Have a beautiful day. We have had pretty nice weather with light wind and mostly sunny all day. Although severel places south from us had rainburst and even a tornado. Yes its true. :) its 19C outside.
Thank you for viewing and commenting :)
Comments (8)
This is a visual treat, and very exciting!
Outstanding work Helle. God bless.
Oh, nice, my second try : (. A plastic bag with words on it? It must have had a lot to say. Great job of scanning, manipulation, and postwork on this wild texting marvel, Helle.
Marvelous image !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very cool! This is almost a Bauhaus style with a bit of Matrix thrown in for good measure. Very creative, Helle!
Tiles! You are such a clever woman, to have found a good use for the tile thing. Whenever I do something with tiles, I always say, "no, no, that won't do," and back it out. This is terrific!
This is great art, my friend, and your talent is so enormous creative, Helle, almost without an end.
Tara's comment is just a taste of what she says about your work in letters and on the phone. (We'll talk about your work for 30 minutes!) Yes, you make art out of whatever comes your way, and I love this intense playful mix. I can see the drop, but I'd have never thought of putting it with the texts of a bag. It almost looks like some strange magnifying glass, or an odd pair of reading glasses which are used to decipher this packed and strange text. (It almost looks like 'code'.) Visually, it's got lots of contrasts and some beautiful hues---you have these "isobars," like on a weather map, and they're in beautiful hues. Given how much you love to work with words and print, this is another example of how you transform it. Wonderful, intense, and very fresh.