Collage by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Well this wasnt a great succes a few years ago, but with a little fiddle with virtual painter and a frame I find it better. Atleast it was fun to do. It is ALWAYS great fun to make collages. I just love it, although the result is not always how it was suppose to be.
I will be behind with mt comments. Have been so busy today and later in the evening, was too tired. Iยดll do my best to catch up tomorrow.
Thank you for your visit :)

Comments (15)
Looks great and bright and beautiful. No hurries or worries about commenting. Get some rest and have a great day/night
Dont you worry about comments just so happy to get a peek at this superbly worked image supercool my friend!!
Your collage makes for a fabulous abstract and these colors are so in at the moment. Excellent work Halle.
I love seeing collages in person the best. I can appreciate the textures with my own eyes, because cameras never really do justice to the varied textures from different papers and glues.
This is a beautiful piece of abstract art. It reminds me, almost, of a traveler's scrapbook.
A wonderful collage, Helle - love the warm tones and variety of shapes.
very nice abstract
Beautiful abstract work!
Excellent. I can feel the fun you had!
I think i detect kitchenware in this cool abstract, Helle, with a good distribution of various colors. And that is one enormous frame you have surrounding it.
Lol, Harry: That IS one enormous frame you have around it! But it fits because the image is so crammed, the open space of the frame balances it perfectly. (When I was doing matting and framing, we would have said, "this lady knows how to mat and frame an image.") I agree with mightymisterio that it would be great to see this (and all your other collages) in person. This has real texture, and I love the palette knife. Of course, I don't know just what is postwork and what was actual collage. But it's another of your segmented paste-up pieces, with all kinds of things brought together under one 'roof'. And you have texts (as you often have), and lots of rectangles and lines, and a spiral---that must be what Harry calls "kitchen ware" (because it looks like a stove burner). And I like the earthen browns too, against all those blues and greens etc. It looks very physical, whatever you did to it. It doesn't look digital at all. I love your collages, you always get such a visceral hands-on feeling. And this one's no exception.
Love it! The mustard background with those blues and greens is especially striking. You have the best eye for composition with these collage pieces!
What a great mix of colours and textures, dear friend. I have no idea if I should read anything on the text part, but I assume it is part of this cool style. Guess what I started with real painting and drawing again, how I've missed it!!!!
Very nice rework Helle.
Great work!