Milieu XI by daeve
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Latest in the series. Scanned objects, custom brushes and photos in Photoshop. Mask is a Japanese 'Hannya' demon but I'm not sure who carved it. Thanks for viewing...
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Comments (10)
your style's always a delight.
Modern man's personal space with a rough natural face to the background leads one to realize that bypassing science to commune with nature is everyone's priviledge. That way no one is in the way or outside the box.
Eine profund und tief magisch Collage . . . ! Sie ist ausgezeichnet . . . !
Brilliant work and I don't think I could ever say it better than tallpindo ;) Thanks for sharing :)
Excellent image!!
The way you "find" items and assemble them into these master works is truly scary. The juxtaposition of technology and cultural iconology is profound, even disturbing... but being a regular run-of-the-mill sort of schm, the meaning escapes me. Brilliant work!
What a totally "irrational juxtaposition of images." God I love it!!! Your images engage the mind, and that is a rarity in these galleries. Bravo, Bravo, Bravo! -jay
A superb end to a truly brilliant series, thank you so much for sharing these ; )
I see this whole series of yours as being about connections. Which is one aspect that surrealism's about, I guess: in his conquest of the irrational, Dali made unpredictable associations between things but still there was a strange logic which held everything together.
This series is a new discovery for me. Wonderful. This is truely surreal in the best sense of that word. The over all thought provoking objects sends me real and false impressions. Overall I keep going back to Joseph Campbel and his writting on the many Myths of mankind. We always find our Gods to worship. Technology I guess being one for now. Extraordinary Art. These are of course only my impressions:o)