Memory of a missing pearl by Legion-Khan

2D • (none) • posted on Jan 23, 2003

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Photography and Photoshop Thoughts, Ideas and Feedback all welcome

Comments (14)

syndroid

1:34PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

Oh the red is awesome!! Maybe masking the face might be even better . Using various red colors you can make it one with the (bloody/ vile) background. the composition itself looks good, leave it like that.

Legion-Khan

1:39PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

Thanks for the comment but there's a very good reason why the face is like that..in fact you could almost say there's a secret 'behind' this work. A fragment of reality which caught a memory and recreated it...how perceptive will you all be? :)

JC_73

3:12PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

i can read "intrigue" - something sad happened. Pearl in greek is "Margaritas", Marguerite. This young woman is Marguerite and she is missing for some sad reason (just arguing)

Tanialmeida

3:44PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

a kind expression of memories;0]?

Legion-Khan

4:26PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

JC, it's a complex and interesting idea but the answer lies in the image and then the title...;)

groush2

11:32PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

How very beautiful !!...well done !!

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bevchiron

12:44AM | Fri, 24 January 2003

I see a connection to Vemeer here, but then I see all sorts of strange things! Lovely, intense composition.

gallimel

1:02AM | Fri, 24 January 2003

Once again, you touch me deeply with this you make. Yours is a terrific gift. And a catharsis when you need some relief from your shadows from teh past .Hugs :)

mooncat

8:00AM | Fri, 24 January 2003

This is beautiful, the expression on her face is very powerful. I like all the colors and textures, peppered with hanwriting, (perhaps letters). It is a very intriguing work.

Legion-Khan

9:07AM | Fri, 24 January 2003

It seems Bevchiron has got it. Vermeer is the key...enjoy ;)

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