Guitars In Space by Tanglimara
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Description
This one was produced completely in Photoshop. I took a photo of my guitar and removed the background with the 'Pen Tool'. I then added the cosmic scene with the 'Glitterato' and 'LunarCell' filters. Next up was to create the 35mm film effect and then add the 'Tanglimarachrome' text. I then produced 2 more partial images to give the impression of the previous and next photo on the roll of film.
Enjoy ... Tony :-)
Comments (43)
Mad-Mike
Fantastic idea my friend! you pulled this effect off very well!
clam73
cool idea....creative and original piece of artwork....excellent!!...sure my FAV :-)
artaddict2
very cool work!
eryt
Hi, Tony...this would make such a superb poster..wow..love it! :)
JazzLynn
Truly wonderful artwork. So creative.
J5ive
Gotta love guitars in space!! Rocknroll!!
Darkwish
You did beautiful work! EXT pic!
Tubeman
Nice strat (I assume...). The neck on this one is rosewood or ebony. The one in your picture is maple. Two guitars? I love guitars and guitar art work. This one is very original and a great concept. Well done!
blankfrancine
space is the place...for guitars! Very imaginative work.
KarmaSong
Excellent composition, very original concept and render !... I didn't know you were a musician too. I sometimes play my black Fender guitar, but it's been in competition now with my synths for many years, I should do something about it then :-)
brycek
Looks great..nice work!!
kahun.hida
あなたの作品には夢を感じます、すばらしい夢を！！！！！
anahata.c
yes! I love art that consciously looks like a different art. It does look like a film strip section, but it's of course wholly a dig. painting and has a vividness that true acetate wouldn't have—so it's both. (This is a favorite territory of mine.) I love the juxtaposition, and love your 'formal print' between frames...But also, I'm a musician, and though I studied piano, I understand the love of one's guitar. (Kinda hard to get a Grand floating out in space!) It's fitting you made an homage to your instrument. You also filtered it nicely to bring out its shimmering edges...I love the play of this image, it's lighter than a lot of your work, but has you all over it (spacious, use of color, sweep, fine detail, etc.) And it's nice how the preceding and proceeding frames are very different from the main one: That wouldn't happen in normal film, which makes this a lot of fun, and makes us wonder "what did he have in store for us in the next frame...wonderful work, lots of fun too...