Sargasso, for Helle. by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Happy Birthday, my talented friend !!
You are an inspiration to me.
A play with acrylic inks, blown with a straw and drawn with a nib, and then probably some fineliner.
Great fun to do. I'm not so good with the blowing through straws thing nowadays, less lung power!
Comments (11)
A wonderful free formed fun piece of artwork! The lung power thing I do understand but it's good physio I'm told!
Outstanding work Andrea. Happy birthday Helle. God bless.
Wow, Outstanding
nice creation and gift
Excellently done, love the things you make.
Wonderful creation, Andrea:) I do love this a lot! I never used this technical in a painting. I let go the inks often...but never blew them ! I think that your control in the shapes and colors is fantastic, but i understand the breath's problem...:) Your image is very creative and with a great result. A fine piece of art, that I am sure that our dear Helle, will adore ! Happy Birthday Helle:)
Impressive and fantastic andrea picasso as a birthday present! Happy birthday Helle 😄
Some interesting creatures floating among the sea grass. Very creative and a neat idea using the straw.
OH YEAHHH! That is a super cool painting with ink and a straw and filling in beautiful colors and doodles too. What more could one wish for. I love it Andrea. I simply love it. So playful and happy. I am sorry you have less power in your lungs. But anyway you maneged to do a brilliant job here :-) Thank you so much for dedicating this to me. :)
Super amazing outcome, it looks awesome Andrea.
XxOo
Now this is one of those pieces that has a double life: In display size, it's a tangle between two creatures, and the blow-elements really stand out: It's wonderful. In full view, it's a whole complex painting, where the blow-lines pan out to be a great big watercolor. A really complex abstract! A delight, and perfect for helle (who I see loved it). Also, you did all kinds of details, with lines, segments, and concentric circles---one can see where you get your predilection for edge work in the digital realm: You really go at segments and concentric lines, topographical lines, etc. And I love the color contrasts. (And I didn't know there was such a thing as "Sargasso". I thought it was the name of a resort---for, like, paramecia. I had to look that up!) (You know what "paramecia" are? Two mecia.) (Sorry.) (Also, that's what you say when you leave a good friend: Ie, "I'll mecia...") (I'll MISS ya???? Ya gotta keep up here, the jokes come hard and fast...)