Thursday, March 7, 2013

Photo Art Friday

Pixel Dust Photo Art
 
The first group of pictures were done with only the pdpa textures and filters ...
 


 
 
 
Then Bonnie said ... "you can use  your photo's" so that changed my whole approach.  It did, however, hinder my ability to create abstract ... I seem to need to lean toward realism, when reality is involved.  I am still working on being able to stretch my imagination in this direction :)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 


17 comments:

Anonymous said...

these are amazing!

Jeanne said...

Andrea these are all very creative! I love the ones that you did using just the textures! So colorful and very unique. I also love your dogs, and especially the first one. Can't put my finger on why I like the first one the best, but think it has something to do with the eyes. Great job, and also thank you once again, for your sweet comment on my blog. hugs from Texas

Ida said...

Very creative. I also liked the ones you did using just the textures and the Lily shot was pretty cool as well. Awesome job with this challenge.

Elephant's Child said...

Clever, clever, clever. I am in awe. As I am each week.

libbyquilter said...

really enjoyed studying these and you clearly had a lot of fun creating them~!

i cannot pick a favorite but i do love the strong colors that you used.

:-)
libbyQ

helena said...

fabulous images - I'd love the 4th a a rug

Julie said...

So.... when are you going to be my Featured Artist of the Month???
These are absolutely beautiful!

Hugs!

Julie

Anonymous said...

Very interesting. I know you like playing with art, so this is a great place to share what you do.

Linda Gibbons said...

I can't even begin to decide which one(s) of these I like best!

Currie Silver said...

such an extraordinary body of work this week, Andrea!! I love your just textures and filters, each and every one, and the others are wondrous as well.

I have a similar puzzling with combining my photos and textures. if I fiddle long enough I can usually make it work, but I am finding that it doesn't "need to" really "look like" a photo + textures.

the thing I take away from my visit this morning is JOY and deLIGHT at the magic you're sharing.

BEautimous energy!!
xoxo

Anonymous said...

so hard to break away from what we know and see as real - but you managed it. I like the raised pixellated image immensely

The Queen Jester said...

These are just stunning! I love the abstract images you have created. I've been having a lull in wanting to play with my photoshop and maybe this will pull me back.

Edna B said...

Wow! Beautiful images! I like the 4th one down the best I think. It reminds me of old fashioned hooked rugs. Then again, I love the colors in the fifth one. I think the one with the flower is stunning. Pogo and i both like the doggie ones, the first one the best. You have a fabulous day, hugs, Edna B.

Bonnie Zieman, M.Ed. said...

Oh my Andrea ... you are having way too much fun with all your talent!!! ;) Just amazing work. I have to scroll back to enjoy and pick out a few favs. Back in a minute ...

LOVE the 3-image purple hair; and the first one could hang in a professional gallery as far as I'm concerned.

Bravo!

Anonymous said...

All of these are totally creative abstract work - My goodness awesome art design here - very impressed with them all but the flower is my favorite..
Hugs

Andrea Dawn said...

I agree with Bonnie . . that first shot could be/should be hanging in a brick and mortar gallery. It is stunning! Such a fun array of pieces here, Andrea.

The Artful Diva said...

you stretched the texture challenge to the limit - love what you've done here!

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