Noise by dochtersions
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The week before, the item of the magazine challenge was "noise".
Because the translation to Dutch has only 1 meaning, namely literally, I had some problems how to interpreted this.
What I had come up with was: the pope behind a drum set with a text cloud, as you can see above.
I thought that was a bit too daring.
Then I saw a different meaning in English from noise.
The second image here is therefore the other meaning.
I took a picture of a glass that was still with soapy water, and edited this strongly.
LOL The pope makes noise in Wombo, and for sure, he had his best day of his life!
Sorry, no -sound. :D
Thank you very much for your look.
Comments (4)
Both great images - and the glass/bubble effect is splendid!
I actually quite like them both, including that noise making pope! Would love to hear what he was playing :D
lol, so you, too, are getting into AI (Wombo)! I love what you're doing with it. I'm back for a short week or two, Jacomina, and I'm leaving comments on selected works, every other night or so. Forgive me for not commenting on everything I missed of yours, but I will comment at least on some. I love what you've been posting...I just need to do a few images at a time right now, so I can totally heal.
I love the idea of a pope playing the drums! The man here at least looks like a priest, if not the pope. And you got a wonderful angle in this image, and very realistic drums. (I like that there's a small cross on the drums---is it there because the man was a pope?) A priest playing drums---with his hands! Delightful!
The other image is more about "visual noise" (ie, grain). I can see that it's a glass, but your editing made it a big silvery abstract. I love the shapes, and the brass and gold tones too. And you created depths too. A very organic abstract, Jacomina.
I love the 2nd, most.