The Newological Institute by blankfrancine

2D • Collage • posted on Oct 02, 2008

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Collage created in the Gimp.

Comments (32)

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ElizaB

4:35PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

wonderful collage..like this very much...lots of interesting images and textures to look at

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Homus_Artistic

4:48PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

Very nice collage and tones

november22

5:05PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

A 19th C. kinda idea I think, given your images. Agree, interesting with lots of images to find.

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e-brink

5:33PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

Yes... Old London. The perfect place for it. I see it right there and call a cab immediately. ...or did I just think it?

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annie5

5:48PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

Wow..a fantastic collage! Very creative & beautiful :)

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schonee

6:24PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

And the eyes have it...Look great love the texture and colors

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Digimon

7:06PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

You are soo good at this!! I hope some one is paying you!

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popeslattz

8:16PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

A real time warp going on here. Love this image.

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magnus073

9:01PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

Wonderful collage, really hypnotic feel to it Mandi

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mikeerson

9:14PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

reminds me of money and someone is singing all the way to the bank.

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anahata.c

9:55PM | Thu, 02 October 2008

the Gimp never had it so good. What you do with eyes should be patented. Like november22 says, a 19th C. kinda idea, images of old documents especially old money, an engraver's carnival, a quilt made of eyes & faces some of which I swear come out of the 17th, 18th C (I think you channel some of these people from time to time, or maybe they just drop in on you uninvited), and some actual motherboard images, where you seem to be creating circuitry! It's just amazing how all are melded into one, and yet all are very distinct. I see architectural columns too, and one section that looks like music-manuscript after a bad night. It's an endlessly compelling image, feeling very antiquated but also very modern, and filled with those pulsing forms you manage to unearth every time. It even feels related to the last image. And as I look another time, I see this underlying organic pattern as if you did everything over an elaborately carved wall, which never loses its presence or strength. Strange, complex & beautiful...you've done it again.

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