Trying again -
"The Girls at the Office"digital collage by Mick Mather
I've been working on this piece for a few weeks, hitting a dead end each time. Last night I decided to go back a few layers and run it through an old filter that I use sparingly these days. Well, that didn't work very well either, even after posting it, so I've taken that one down and went back to one of the new filters. Better this time, I think. I'll put the other one that sat here much of the late afternoon and evening at No Matter What Shape - The Archive. Labels: Art Everyday by Mick Mather, digital collage, filters, impressionism, layers, old skool, painterly
posted by Mick at 10:22 AM
8 Comments:
The girls are fading away!
hpy:
Yes, they certainly seem to be. Probably fading up to high level management positions! :)
I like this better than the other one, the other one is too much of pointillism in my taste, this is smooth.
As women are.
susupetal:
I like this one better too. It wasn't the overt pointillism that bothered me as much as the lightness of the pastel hues that seemed to melt together into an indistinguishable mass in the end. By the by, I delight in the smoothness of women and will reward each and every one of them who will accept even a minimal contact with my scruffy, rough edges! :D
Girls could be in the hospital too. Nurses, there's office too in hospital. I like this, it feeds my imaginary.
elegia:
I'd say your imagination has run away with you, Elegia. I like it when that happens. :D
Hummm...interesting. They're both nice, this one reminds me of a watercolor, soft, flowing and the other more pointillistic, more pastel in color. I think if I had to choose, I like the pointillisim piece.
shani:
Well, there you have it! I'm at an even split between which is the favorite. I'm glad I decided to post post of them - something that I rarely do.
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