The theme at the Three Muses this week is "Steampunk" which is always a challenge for me and a little out of my comfort zone. So I decided to do a little twist on the theme and combine punk, graffiti and vintage mechanics. Background from Lorie Davison (Scrapbookgraphics) vintage locomotive and clock (wikimedia) and fashion magazine image all layered in photoshop with multiply and soft light filters.
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What a fantastic scene. I love the balance of light and dark.
ReplyDeleteI love the face coming out of the steam and gloom - very atmospheric. Your angel below is really beautiful too. There's a gentle serenity about her.
ReplyDeleteOh wow this is great interpretation for Steampunk Lori. Very impressive. I love this one.
ReplyDeleteIncredible!!!!
ReplyDeleteI didn't even know what steam punk was until about a year ago! I like your interpretation-the graffiti is a great idea to include and I like the warm fiery feel where the train is coming through.
ReplyDeleteGraffiti is so huge these days and your combining it with steampunk makes so much sense. Seems they should go together and you proved they do.
ReplyDeleteVery cleverly put together...great work Lori.
ReplyDeleteLove your twist on the theme, Lori, very clever & creative, you certainly have layering all worked out!
ReplyDeleteWOW, this is so creative, Lori! I think you could work in any zone!
ReplyDeleteYour wizardry with Photoshop never ceases to amaze me, Lori. This is an intriguing piece, as always done to perfection. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLori,
ReplyDeleteWonderful artwork…
I really love the composition of this piece.
The first thing to catch my eye was the face.
What a story she could tell…
Louise
Hi Lori!!! this is another wonderful piece...I love your mystery behind each piece...wonderful work!!!
ReplyDeletethis is a beautiful painting!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, really mysterious!
I love your artwork, Lori...it is always so beautiful and this is no exception. Absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAs always Lori, so creative and I love the "feel" of it!
ReplyDeletejust brilliant steampunkart Lori!!
ReplyDeleteYes, it's brilliant. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteRosie
You have mixed your very own artistic style with steampunk and achieved the most wonderful combination Lori. Fantastic.
ReplyDeletelove the grafiti , such a great combination
ReplyDeleteWonderful twist! Very original steampunk. The face draws you in. :o)
ReplyDeleteAMAZING! Simply gorgeous, Lori!
ReplyDeleteLori, this is simply fantastic and I believe you nailed the theme directly on the head! I love the woman's face off to the right. It's kinda eerie but so beautiful to look at!
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous, Lori!
ReplyDeleteEtonnant et magnifique votre challenge Lori ! j'aime beaucoup comme chaque fois ! amicalement Mary.KG
ReplyDeleteFantastic combination of various visual materials! Lori, your art is always stunning and so skillfully composed. Wonderful piece!
ReplyDeleteDude this kick ass! may you work outside your comfort zone as long as is comfy.tootles.EE
ReplyDeleteDear Lori, your work is so creative! I love this steam-punk-scene - love your combination of materials and colours!!
ReplyDeleteIt's so great!!!!
You are so talented :-)!!!!
I wish you a wonderful day!!
Greetings from Germany,
Katrin
What an amazing artpiece, Lori. It is so vibrant and dramatic and SUPERB. I love it!
ReplyDeleteNow this is a great combination, Lori. I love steampunk but I really love punk and Gothic. You've got a great mix of images going here that encompasses a variety of genres yet they all come together in a cohesive piece. BRAVO! Your creative mind never ceases to amaze me. LOVED this one!
ReplyDeleteComfort zone or not it's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting interpretation. It is very moving, I really like it!
ReplyDeleteCool take on steampunk, Lori. I like it!
ReplyDeleteI like this very much, but I can't say it in English.
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