Jars by anahata.c
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I have no idea. But I think it was from a montage...
(Drawing's mine along with the treatment)
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Comments (16)
Very cool jars with wonderful textures and very unusual colouring. I love how you play with the ordinary and come up with extraordinary. Very well done. 😀
A very exciting undersea result!
Cool! Like the manip on these jars, has a aged rustic appearence my friend.
makes me think of ancient times - what do these jars hold? What secrets lie within....
You do very interesting work. Excellent!
Super-cool f/x on the jars nicely worked Mark!!!
People should take care not to open these Dream Jars, if they dont want to see the truth, because that is what you get. A dream. Not from your fantasy, but from the not always so pleasant truth. Maybe you can find the truth in those, but you will maybe also find a truth, you were more happy to be without. Take the bitter with the sweet or let these Jars alone. Donno where that came from either LOL! Love your Jars, dear Mark :D
cool and mysterious jars. I love the textures. they look old.
Excellent work!
This is awesome, Mark! I love the textured look, as if these jars have been hiding their secrets for centuries in some long forgotten cave, just waiting to be discovered. Excellent, my friend - you have many talents!
Very beautiful work !
I did not know you did salvage work. The modeling and textures are superb.
LUV what your done with these jars Mark.Very creative and unusual..they look like they belong to the very distant past and no longer in existence.
As I was scrolling around, I saw this image and it captured my interest right away. I'm going from oldest to newest, and am so excited to have finally got to this one, since I've been admiring it from afar, as it were, for days. I recognize the bamboo, and I think it gives the image the perfect finishing touch. The pots appear to be from your cross-hatching days, and I believe I see a Lake Michigan wave. The layering, the depth, is what creates that sense of age and mystery. It's like layering ingredients in cooking. Not in a seven-layer dip way, but in a blending, melding, merging way. That's the effect you got with this, and it's as satisfying as a flavorful dish.
super looking job