Tokyo 2 DD by goldie
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Description
The original of this Deep Dream generated portrait was created three years ago.
Thanks for the view and for your comments...appreciate your support.
Comments (13)
bakapo
This came out really nice. I like the way her face and hair look... I hope you are feeling better.
Jean_C
A beautiful portrait with superb effects, great work, Barb! Take care of you!
eekdog
love the style of this incredible looking work barb. that software you use is super.
STEVIEUKWONDER
Obviously the original was a very accomplished piece of art Barbara. This software just gives it a different but refreshing slant. Well done! Stay safe!
Saby55
Absolutbeautiful!!!!!!👏👍🙋♂️
tetrasnake
Most excellent work!
jendellas
Superb. x
jclP
tres belle effet
JohnnyM
Beautiful work of art! :-)
RodS
This really is fascinating, Barb. Looks like this DD thing is a great tool, and you're making some lovely art with it!
linwhite
This is fine....so fine! If anything, it gives it even more of an Oriental feel. It’s very “painterly”, which I like a lot!!
miwi
Fantastic composition, wonderfully done, super image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!5*
anahata.c
I've looked at the originals of each of these DD pieces, but for this one: I couldn't find this via search. But that's ok---you've emphasized her shading, turning each shadow into a singular entity or paint area, etc. (You've sculpted her face.) And her robe has become a small carnival of organic forms. And her traditional Japanese head-dress has jumping forms. This software allows you to define areas more sharply. And the backbround has taken on that familiar organic primal growth, but it doesn't interfere with all the activity of her person: It's active but still background....A lot of balance in this. I really like the archetypal feeling of a lot of your single portraits, like you're going for a very representative pose, while you nevertheless get these very individual gazes, poses, personalities, etc. This woman looks at us with quizical gaze, a bit of challenge, and a sense of discernment, as if she's as curious of us as we are of her. You get strong complex personalities in a single pose. Fine work, Barb.