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Published: 2004-12-19 05:34:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 1288; Favourites: 9; Downloads: 159
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Altered photos of some of my ceramic works with a imagined background.Related content
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Thanks E-Kang, this is the first finished photomanipulation I have tryed with my sculpture, it prints out nice too.
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That's a really awesome compilation of your work! Awesome stuff.
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Beautiful! The use of clay gives a much more 3-D appearance...like looking through some 3-D glasses.
Does the scissor figure actually move like a reg pair of scissors?
Wonderful composition!
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Thanks I have been wanting to do this sort of thing with my work and finally have some of the photos coming out the way I like for 2-D work. I made 2 others like this, one more real that looks like a sculpture under the stars and one pushed further like a painting which I like most but I figured this inbetween one I posted people could relate to the work I have here on DA of the sculpted pieces.
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Sorry for the wait. No the the shears are not mechanical. If in wood or metal they could be but clay is to delicate and warps too much in the kiln.
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I like the depth and intricacy you've achieved here with seemingly simple elements. Great compilation--would make a nice print. Did you create the background in PS or manipulate an existing image for it?
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Little of both it was a manip of hubble space image that is cliped altered and manipulated again to fit the image style and air brushed over and moved around. I would have given credit if it looked anything like the NASA image. but it does'nt come close the hubble images are gorgeous and have depth.
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I thought so--I used a similar image for "Cosmic Dancer", but probably with far less manipulation--sounds like you worked considerably harder on it.
Had to fave it anyway--damn you!
I do think it would make a great print though--now you have to decide if you want to shell out of an Epson or just get a DA print account. Lots more profit and control per print with the Epson, but less hassle overall and likely more exposure with the account. Of course the submission process might give you nightmares, but still might be worth looking into...
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I have the original at about 68MB. a DA print account can wait till I get high speed Internet. Too many steps for local printing.
And I hate to say it but it did'nt take long with all the existing scrap I have.
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You do NOT hate to say it--you take perverse pleasure from being able to create magnificence in a millisecond...
Too many steps for local printing? I thought you'd just get a swanky printer and run with it. I know somebody who could sell those for you maybe...
And as for a highspeed connection and print account, you can always burn it to CD and upload here.
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Magnif-Millisec, my ego isn't big enough nor does it move that fast.
The rest still has too many moving parts.
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If there were any fewer moving parts, they'd just come to your house to buy prints and you'd hand them out through the doggie door.
Sigh....I've offered--can't do "too much" more...Back to banging head on brick wall..
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