I'm No Picasso by eekdog
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Happy Labor Day all.
I thank you very much for your time and valued comments on my work, they mean alot. Steve
I've done several of images with this format in past several years.
Comments (49)
beachsidelegs
Awesome image my friend love it :)
steve2
Great work Steve.
Wolfenshire
Cool infinite mirror.
hashdoc
great idea and realization!
madame
Wonderful and very imaginative work... great looking image !!
kelchris3 Online Now!
Wonderful image and cool concept!!!
donnena
So much fun!!!!!
TwiztidKidd
I bet you have a lot of fun sometimes creating these... that's essential, my friend! We spend a lot of time creating new art, I know reading comments from friends is very rewarding, that's what is all about when using software to create art. Excellent, my friend!
Richardphotos
superb vanishing perspective. she is gorgeous
misumu
Wonderfully done, love the changes in outfit in the recursive paintings.
jmattatall
Great suit, excellent image
JohnnyM
I like this style of render you have here Steve...its very artistic! Well done buddy! :-)
gaius
Superb work, Pabl...er...Steve !
kharnes
Very good work.
anitalee
Excellent
Koala44
Good thing you're not Picasso, otherwise we wouldn't know it's a girl, LOL Splendid work
shadownet
I think Picasso is no you! Excellent!
kenmo Online Now!
Sexy!!!!
anahata.c
Since I had a few of your images to catch up on, I wanted to wait till I could sit with them in one sitting...
Yes, I remember other pieces you did with this format: the infinitely receding model, through mirrors or paintings etc. You've done this extremely well in every instance.
You vary her here: Her hair is different in the paintings than in real life; and her stance is too---she's crossing her legs in the 'real' version (walking towards us); but, in the painting images, her legs are apart. And you give her different colored outfits in each instance too: Wonderful play on your model...The backgrounds are filled with a big streak of light---electrified, like neon, which is another unifying factor. Beautifully composed, Steve, and the front woman seems to be 'presenting' the paintings to us. Masterfully done once more.