Solar Lights by durleybeachbum
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At the Garden Centre
The original
Comments (16)
jayfar
A shining image Andrea.
Juliette.Gribnau
cool
jendellas
Like the digifiddle, looks good.
Glendaw
Fantastic digifiddle , you have made the originals look like the sun has already shone on them. You are so clever Andrea !
wysiwig
You have this marvelous ability to find the art in anything. A really fine fiddle.
helanker
What a beautiful result of your digital work Andrea :-)
miwi
Cool image,klasse work,like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kaward
The "graphic image" with it's bonus colours and strong shapes is a winner!
anahata.c
This is like a graphic presentation of huge storage cylinders, set out in grainy fashion, with a touch of Warhol and a touch of graphics, a touch of etching, and almost an architectural presentation. It's marvelous, and the variations of the tops of the lights make a real minimalist abstract. The lights in the back (I assume those are lights too)---in all that pink and yellow---are wonderful contrasts. In fact you use pink here very well throughout. With Mark, you have a marvelous ability to find the art in anything. Love this piece.
MrsRatbag
Very cool abstraction!
jocko500
so wonderful
kgb224
Amazing work Andrea. God bless.
Chipka
I love what you've done to these: the science fiction geek in me loves the fact that your digifiddle has created something futuristic and exciting. Solar lights are already pretty "futuristic" but you've caught something and brought it to the surface here: it's something exciting and it probably involves flying cars and giant mushroom-shaped cities, looming over vast stretches of virgin, forested landscape. Because according to the 1980s, that's what "The Future" was going to be: ecological recovery and big, enclosed cities with oddly sensual surfaces, and lots of well-shaped people wandering around, leaning over balconies and pointing out various features below and saying things like: "See that forest over there, it used to be New York, back in the Age of Smoke." And of course they'd have all sorts of gadgets that recall your digifiddle solar lights, only they'd produce food and entertainment. This is a brilliant image and I'm happy that it triggered a rather off-kilter ramble, even for me.
Adobe_One_Kenobi
I first thought it was jars of coffee :) Well done for this great artwork.
danapommet
Excellent digifidddling my friend - outstanding imagination!
irisinthespring
Outstanding works, love the transformation!