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Published: 2013-06-17 22:30:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 11135; Favourites: 248; Downloads: 101
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Process of βDiscovererβThe far left corner is where this piece started out as. It stayed like that for about a month. Until I decided it needed a drastic change. I chopped it up and experimented a bit until I got to where you see it now
Sometimes times you just have to take chances. The therapeutic nature of destroying something beautiful is reason enough.
Though, in this case the end result was as pleasing as the process.
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That is a radical change. It is cool that you could document the whole process too.
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Now it's just perfect. Way more powerful, I think. Great job "destroying something beautiful", friend
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It looks much better cropped, a more intimate look. Love all of these!
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Thanks, it was nice meeting you too
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ah very cool, I love how you use so many different media but it all comes togeteher
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If she used Photoshop, I think there's a setting on it that allows you to change the color of areas of your choice.
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yeah but I'm pretty sure this was all traditional
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There's a laptop in the second image with the image opened in what looks like a form of editing software, so I think she edited it in Photoshop.
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true, maybe. also the artist is a guy
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Yeah, I went to look and saw that after I commented. (Sorry, to the artist, about that. ^^")
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All traditional!
The image in photoshop is a guide for the end piece.
Ill shot the piece several times during a painting, and experiment with it digitally before i make any permanent traditional strokes. The fun stuff is what happens when you try to mimic your guide.
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I was going to ask the same question D;
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