Hipp_Hopp_Dancing by UteBigSmile
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Mixed-medium render from 2017 partly done with png's from DA & some cut-out people from skalgubbar.se,
a free wallpaper background and postwork with PhotoDonut.
Comments (29)
Excellent piece of work well done Ute super f/x!!
Those were the days !
Looks like the characters are having a blast in this awesome scene.
You have made it look like a painting, well done Ute.
nice work
Very cool, Ute! This looks like a Nieman print - very nicely done!
a lot to see and absorb. very good work
That's WILD!!!
Cool effect.. and oh to be that young again.
Great energy and effects!!!
Excellent
Großartige Szene, fantastic bearbeitet! Klasse!
WOW...Marvelous creation ...Outstandingly done !!!👌👏👏👏👍🙋♂️
J'aime beaucoup.
Esplendido trabalho, aplausos (5)
original, bravo
Magnifique comme toujours, bravo Ute !!
Splendid composite work Ute ! Very well put together !
Fantastic scene!
Awesome image my friend :)
It's very beautiful and very nice!
Excellent!
Nice scene
cool! they are having so much fun.
that is so cool :-)
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Excellent job on everything!
I'm skipping ahead only so I can comment on at least one recent image (I'm approaching a full hour, and I will have to move on)...This is extraordinary. It has a blasting, electric energy, and you caught the wild abandoned energies of hip hop and related dance forms, as well as of urban america---in all its grunge, earthiness, soot, grime and explosive power. Your heavy reds and blues are expressionistic. This looks so much like a physical painting, it's hard to believe you did anything to it, digitally! A terrific interpretation of the endless energy and rhythms of young dancers; and your poses---with some women bent backwards, and that front man splayed out like a rock guitarist, and another person bent backwards---these really express the energy of this image. And you have graffiti, and grungy walls, and a sky that looks painted-on by de Kooning (or one of the other Abstract Expressionists). Your use of traditional art techniques has been triumphal. This is an explosive, urban, pulsing image; and its dark reds and blues make electrifying contrasts. Brilliant work, Ute.
the sound of the street.