Interesting Art / Illusions

[XxgoeyxX]

!EEK!

I have not taken pictures of my paintings yet. And I must say I am not that great at it this far. But after taking abstract painting I realized I can be an abstract painter if I put my mind to it.

Anywho I dont have my paintings, but I do have a few of my printmaking stuff. Well, I finished these this week. Some of your have already seen it. Its a soft-ground etching process. Its the same image on the plate, but with different processes on top. Anywho...it would be nice if I gave some contractive criticism cause it would help me do even better prints.

[!EEK]

Amazing stuff, how did you do it? Especially with the 2 last, the skeleteon looks like it was made of blood...creepy

[HyeJinx1984]

I love 'em. The creepier the better, hehe (although I don't think they're creepy)

[!EEK]

About humandbody4, I don't know if it's my corrupted mind but where is the left body puting his hand?

Anyway, don't mind my comment *bams head into the wall*

[sleuth]

!EEK!

I have not taken pictures of my paintings yet. And I must say I am not that great at it this far. But after taking abstract painting I realized I can be an abstract painter if I put my mind to it.

Anywho I dont have my paintings, but I do have a few of my printmaking stuff. Well, I finished these this week. Some of your have already seen it. Its a soft-ground etching process. Its the same image on the plate, but with different processes on top. Anywho...it would be nice if I gave some contractive criticism cause it would help me do even better prints.

GOEY,I know nothing about printmaking but I do like them.

!EKK you are so cute hahahahha ( i saw your pic on your prifile)

OMG...I am a child molester.

*sits next to waco*

[XxgoeyxX]

First I want to say thank you, I am glad you guys liked them.

Second, I have to say I love printmaking. Its such a stress reliever. Even though your died tired by the end of all that work. But you guys ever get a chance take a printmaking class. If your professor is awesome, you will love it. I've been hook on it since I took the class 2 years ago. You will never really understand printmaking unless you have taken a class. Its one of those things where you have to be there inorder to even know what I'm talking about. I didnt even know what I was getting myself into when I took the class. BTW Jinx if you go to CSUN or need to take extre units take Printmaking with Sarah Whorf. She is the only teacher, teaching that class.

O and !EEK you do have corrupt mind. The guy isnt touching his butt. That plate was meant to be put there from the beginning. But once I printed the first image, I loved it so much just by itself. Then that green guy was put ontop of it so I would see how it would fit together.

Anywho, I have to agree !EEK is soo darn cute. That is why he is my little pumpkin. HEHE....

[!EEK]

O and !EEK you do have corrupt mind. The guy isnt touching his butt. That plate was meant to be put there from the beginning. But once I printed the first image, I loved it so much just by itself. Then that green guy was put ontop of it so I would see how it would fit together.

Anywho, I have to agree !EEK is soo darn cute. That is why he is my little pumpkin. HEHE....

Oh my god , I wasn't even talking about his butt ....I must have a really corrupted mind ... I was talking about the same area, but in front!

And about child molesting, I'm okay with that

[bell-the-cat]

I am not really big fan of Dali,but here is one of my fav.


Ballerine et tete de mort.

This sort of thing is called a metamorphic painting. And for that one, Dali, being not a particularly original artist (IMHO), just nicked the idea from stuff that was around 50 years earlier. There are quite a few of his works that reuses the same sort of skull imagery - there is one which is a photograph composed of a pile of about a dozen naked women arranged to form the shape of a skull (he had fun doing that photo-shoot I bet!).

I'll post some metamorphic images from the 19th century. There was quite a fad for them then. Since this is an Armenian forum I'll start with two with a sort of Armenian connection - they are of that nasty old Ottoman sultan Abdul Hamid.

[bell-the-cat]

Here is one of a skull. The mesage being, I presume, that even the youngest of us have death as their inevitable future.

[bell-the-cat]

Another skull - but a more pleasant one.