The topic at Theme Thursday this week is "masculine" an element I don't ususally lean towards in my art collages- I really tend towards the feminine- so a good challenge for me! I created this digital blending with old script and stamps as a backgound overlayed with historic European building images. The Roman sculpture from (Dover). Color screening was used along with reduced layers of opacity for an aged appearance. Yep he's definately masculine enough!
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Very impressive!!
ReplyDeleteImpressive indeed!
ReplyDeleteI like the way the building show through his body
ReplyDeleteLove Dawn xx
great digi collage! love how have layered all the images!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love all the texture you've given it. Fantastic piece.
ReplyDeleteLori, this is another outstanding piece of art! Fabulous stuff! I sometimes wish my mind could think like that...but alas.....
ReplyDeleteOMG this is very impressive.
ReplyDeleteStunning piece of art. Perfect for the theme.
Absolutely awesome! Love the elements you combined, inspiring layers - just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous
ReplyDeleteWonderful layers, it looks like its been carved in stone, Bravo! You should do masculine more often!
ReplyDeletegreat piece!!!
ReplyDeletewow !!! amazing
ReplyDeleteGreat! Can´t be more masculine!
ReplyDeleteQuel homme !
ReplyDeletetrès impressionnant ton collage Lori !
Bravo !
mary.kg
wow, this is really good.
ReplyDeleteThis is so dramatic. I love the color palette and the light. A really masterful piece.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Love the masculinity in this one, the colors and the mixing of elements.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful. I have used organza that I printed with digital pictures of actual castles I have visited. I then lay the prints onto canvas and use acrylic to finish the paintings. I love what you did here.
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow. Very masculine and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteMasculine and fantastic. Inspired.
ReplyDeleteI love your expertise with layers Lori, which is how I recognise your artworks. I adore this - is he Dionysus? Gorgeous, muted tones!
ReplyDeletewonderful altering of this sculpture!!
ReplyDeleteStunning! I love all this texture.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic Lori! I always love to see what your take will be on the challenges! BRAVO!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I love the texture and layers you've created.
ReplyDeleteWonderful blend and brushes. Grungy guy for sure!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful piece! cheers!
ReplyDeleteTHis is just stunning! I love your work!
ReplyDeleteI've been enjoying looking at all of your beautiful digital art--it is stunning. Someday I hope to know how to do that--I just love your work!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful, looks fab.
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