From the Experimental Archive -
While reviewing some old work I stumbled into some old files of experimental works that came about while working out and stretching with some filters that were - and still are - a bit of a trial. As with anything new, the goal is to get the software to do specific results of my own choosing as opposed to whatever comes out. At the time, I was stumped with this particular piece even though excited with the result and a possible new direction. The only thing left to do was come up with a title ... well, aside from rediscovering it of course. :)
Labels: $50 unframed - LUCAS GALLERY, an Artwork a Day by Mick Mather, blizzard, digital collage, paper
posted by Mick at 5:52 PM
12 Comments:
I like very much the name of this collage. I believe there's an eskimo (inuiitti - I don't know is it same in English) in that pic. And that bloody storm, hrrrr! This is great, Mick!
The blizzard is good.
elegia:
Yes, almost the same in English - Inuit. I love the way you describe the storm! :D
hpy:
Thanks, always with a blush. :)
This is so winter and that is why I detest this pic....no help that is has nice greenish tint with pink and purple, no, no, doesn't help a bit. This is bloody winter:((
susupetal:
So, so very sorry. I now exactly know you feel. Perhaps we should open another bottle of wine and commiserate? :((
Another???? You mean the third... yes, I'll drink to that!
I have already open the bottle ;-)
Don't be scared of winter - it's coming anyway! If I could I lived somewhere warm place in winters.
susupetal:
LMAO @ "You mean the third?" Who's counting? :D
elegia:
There you go! No need to count, just open the bottle! Maybe I should leave it open all through the Fall and all through the Winter! :D
heh heh..... your title.... made me think that this one might look to much like my artroom after a particularly unproductive day..... !
janice:
LOL - I can imagine it! Another glass of wine, my dear? :D
I'd like to join!
griesmail:
In that case, I'll have the wine steward fetch another glass!
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