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Mobi52 Starzee’s Project 52 - 2020
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Just keeping busy.
iColorama, Procreate
iColorama, Procreate
Blended FotoDa background, with a beer foam lacing monster. SuperimposeX, Procreate.
This one makes me think of all the intagible things that overlay the physical existence of a city, all the patterns that people weave without realizing it.
YES! I wish I’d said that.This one makes me think of all the intagible things that overlay the physical existence of a city, all the patterns that people weave without realizing it.
This one makes me think of all the intagible things that overlay the physical existence of a city, all the patterns that people weave without realizing it.
YES! I wish I’d said that.
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This one makes me think of all the intagible things that overlay the physical existence of a city, all the patterns that people weave without realizing it.
Ditto! Ted does have a lovely way with words...YES! I wish I’d said that.
While I so succinctly shout out the wonderfully poetic "Cool!!" "Awesome!" or "Fab!!" 
love the contrast & clean dark lines in these two, and the golden light in the first. Those figures are cool - did you draw them as is or are they wrecks of photos?
Ditto! Ted does have a lovely way with words...
Those are very expressive words
(must admit though . . . *me too*
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Again the figures! [I’m thinking that’s something I haven’t seen in Etsy collage sheets - differently wrecked figures. Gap in the market, Star)
I’d love to see the middle one on a wall so I could take in the detail — I love how all the detail around the top L, the woman’s face and Al Pacino (how did you persuade him to sit for you?) all resolves into that simple quiet dark space at the bottom, with just a hint of the woman’s foot and shoe
i see a gamine face in the centre : )
Re: Al Pacino, my girlish charm.... In reality that is my daughter-in-law‘s brother, who is also my tattoo artist and my son’s best friend. A unique a character as you ever want to meet. He gave me his old Mad Magazines to read.Again the figures! [I’m thinking that’s something I haven’t seen in Etsy collage sheets - differently wrecked figures. Gap in the market, Star)
I’d love to see the middle one on a wall so I could take in the detail — I love how all the detail around the top L, the woman’s face and Al Pacino (how did you persuade him to sit for you?) all resolves into that simple quiet dark space at the bottom, with just a hint of the woman’s foot and shoe
I made them. I mean created, er, cobbled them together. I do have a set of round cards. Just between you and me and anyone else who happens along, is it okay to photograph things you might use for a physical collage and use them digitally? I mean I have a lot of things I’ve collected from magazines, books, cards that I had planned on using in a collage. How would that be any different than photographing it and using it? (I keep telling myself....and yet, I question the ethics of it.please do! Where do these cards come from? They make fabulous collages
I’d be more than happy to share any figure anyone would like. Etsy kinda scares me.
I’m sorry, I guess I didn’t see this before. I used an app called ArtPose to create the figures there’s a male and female version. There a a lot of poses that you can choose, but you can change and pose them in anyway. There’s a few way to save them. i nearly always use the grayscale option. Then pop over to iColorama and use threshold to get the shading. The posing part is absolutely maddening, but the rest is fun.
Re: Al Pacino, my girlish charm.... In reality that is my daughter-in-law‘s brother, who is also my tattoo artist and my son’s best friend. A unique a character as you ever want to meet. He gave me his old Mad Magazines to read.
that’s what you want in extended family: best friends, tattoo artistry & Mad magazines. How can you go wrong?
Now there's a worthy gesture. Don't get ketchup on them.
Different versions from the Appstract post.
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Oooooooo... I love all of these, Star. Wonderful edits.