Ghost by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Had some fun printing with my Gelli Plate. Made a little girl out of paper and used it as a mask. Framed the painting with a 140 pixels wide border in same color as the RR background.
Comments (9)
nice work
Clever! I like the girl very much.
Nice balance and composition. A great feel to it.
Damn, Renderosity just took my comment as I was typing, and trashed it, right under my very eyes. So, here we go again. Great colors, patterns and textures in this labor of love, Helle. I see a metal grille at the left and a spider web at the right. And, the ghost girl has an Aztec persona about her.
A wonderful play of colors and textures, Helle! Love how this came out!
love your sense of visual play. Gelli prints really gave you materials for your imagination. Love the girl glowing (why you called her a 'ghost'), and the beehive/spider web (harry)/wall decoration/aztec calendar patterns all over. And the colors too, and how you use darker hues on both sides of the image. A lot of fun, and more alluring play from you; I love what you do with patterns...this is yet another style of yours, and yet they all are instantly recognizable as yours...
Outstanding work Helle. God bless.
Huuuh, Gohst???? LOL!!! You're just admirable, skilled, a great graphic print, and design. I have no idea what is a gelli print, and how you made all those wonderful textures, but the result is so incredibly fascinating. Another brilliant art of yours, dear friend.
Oooohh! I love this! It reminds me of a favorite book of mine from when I was a young teenager, called "A Wrinkle In Time," by Madeleine L'Engle. It was a hugely popular book, very well written, so it may have been translated into Danish. This would have made a perfect cover for that book!