Look At Me Look At You Art 13

My newest...trying to add depth to the texture. Ham sandwich Andee..I look at that and my mouth waters...I'm on a diet. ;)

Jeff that one was one I missed and found when culling my computer files! Thanks! And sorry to temp ya! :)

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This one is brand new and the first piece I'm selling as the original as opposed to a print. I would really appreciate some feedback for this one as I don't normally mix media this much:

All watercolors:

World in a Drop

This year's Halloween image... "Something Wicked"

The old "Lowman House" in Odenton Maryland was built in the 1880s and has been abandoned since the late 70s. It was demolished earlier this year.

2D Version...



Below - 3D Stereo Crossview Version...
To View: Gently converge (cross) your eyes and focus on the middle image that appears while ignoring the outside. (not everyone is successful with this method).

Here's my newest ;)

A couple of new uploads

Straight off the camera, crop only no other editing.

3D stereo crossview version of the "Loader" above...



To View: Gently converge (cross) your eyes and focus on the middle image that appears while ignoring the outside. Not everyone is successful but if you are, you will see depth. This method becomes easier with each practice and will eventually become 2nd nature.

Why cant I post,

Here is my latest as of just now. It was an extreme crop and not very sharp. I decided to make it into a smart object and enlarge it a little. I also had to sharpen it quite a bit. I created an Oil Painting Effect via Photoshop to help hide the mentioned flaws. I loved the content so much, that I wanted to try and salvage the image. As an oil effect, it looks ok to me at 100% resolution. What do you think?

My latest experimental graphic processing of my photo. I kept two versions. One is has a slightly transparent background and the other is solid. Since I made the slats further apart than most would have, I thought the transparency would help the cohesiveness of the image but I found if it was too transparent, the openings weren't as effective. As usual, it's difficult for me to select one over the other. I think I should do another version with the slats closer together and solid in-between. ??????

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OK, I did one more...

http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/imagesasart.html?tab=artwork