Glowing Motherboard by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A Mix with the three photos below, using Blend Mode and finaly Virtual Painter. Hope you like it. I do. :-P
Have a beautiful day and week. Didnt manege to create something for you yesterday. 5C and cloudy weather, but almost no wind. I like that :)
Thanks for stopping bye and commentings are highly appreciated.
Comments (13)
very well done with colors and mix - love it!
This is so clever, Helle!
Very colorful & creative composition...
You look to have had lots of fun creating this beautiful abstract. Very well done. 😀
Absolutely fabulous my friend... I like it also !!!
You rock, my friend ;-) !!! This shows a gorgeous display with great textures and colours.
Jaw. Drop.
This is seriously amazing! You took three pictures that, individually, were (excuse me), NOTHING! You put them together and came up with this wondrous, beautiful, living, breathing thing!
When I die, I want to come back as you.
stunning work
Wonderful and colorful treatment - I love it! you and Tara have such a knack for making art out of everyday objects...
Of course if your actual motherboard takes on this amount of color, it's probably time for a new computer!
Awesome concept and it came out great. Nice work!! :)
Cool work Helle.
I'm with many above on this, this is terrific. I love your treatment of the motherboard (in the photo, bottom left). The colors are extremely rich, and the textures---including diagonals and grain---are equally so. You've made each section and title part of a mechanical abstract art, like a study of futuristic machines. And I love the wintry blues and whites throughout. The picture of the board is fascinating and rich by itself; and I love the stripped paneling (or wood) in the bottom center, a fascinating bit of rip and decay; and the bottom left looks like a street scene at night, where you blew-up the lights and made it look like lights reflecting off wet glass. And the very fact that you included these smaller ones as 'incidentals' on the bottom, is great. Total creative thinking. A collage of images, and they work together perfectly. I love this, Helle!
A superb looking artwork pretty impressive!!!