RR#100 - surrealism of sorts by Faemike55
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just loading stuff into a scene to change things up
Comments (26)
mininessie
good one!
Jollyself
yep... its a baby surreal LOL ;)
eekdog
Really fun filled surreal, Mike. Came out marvelous.
goldie
LOL, are you making fun of surrealism? IMHO, so much of surrealism tends to be kooky for kooky's sake.
tetrasnake Online Now!
Amusing and fun! Well done!
bakapo
surrealism can be fun, silly or just weird. this is a fun scene.
LivingPixels
Pretty cool surrealism Mike!!
Jean_C
Very cool scene, superb image!
adorety
Quite interesting.
jendellas
Great fun.
Cyve
Beautiful composition/creation !!!
Krittermom
I like this!
miwi
Richardphotos
very sexy ladies Nike and great poses
wysiwig
Salvador Dali as interpreted by Faemike55. Nicely odd.
donnena
it's a Nick Nack, Paddywack, give the frog a loan, his old man is a Rolling Stone!! super image!
thekingtut
It's realism of the sur type.
Freethinker56
Wonderfully done Mike, and big
donnena comment.
Madbat
It can't be surrealistic, the clock isn't melting!
beachsidelegs
Its cool my friend :)
rbowen
Very good work!
kgb224
Outstanding work my friend. God bless.
DukeNukem2005
It is very nice! Fantastic!
Bampster
Very well done,reminds me of the work by Rene Magritte.
anitalee
Nice
anahata.c
love these potpourris of yours! They're very random, yet they make real sense. The snake-like thing---with the black hat or ashtray on its head?---reminds me of the "sandworms" from Beetlejuice (the film). I don't know what it is, but it fits the scene perfectly. The two models look great, and I love the white hair and their total sexy ease in this Magritte-like vision. (The clock esp reminds me of Magritte, it being so formal and of another century.) Love the suspended umbrella---which has lots of stuff in it, almost an image blended into its parasol---and that angled whatever-it-is on the right: Like a pen holder, but it's not a pen: It's one of those things you include that seem perfectly natural but which no one I know has ever used. Love these surreal potpourris...And that black sky is more of your intuitive use of black and white. If you started using these because you were only concentrating on the objects---and that's an 'if'---you've wound up using them as statements. They have a life of their own.