Arboreal art
Take a photograph and reinvent it to create a brand new work.
This collection of digital art was inspired by a post by South African photographer and artist Herman van Bon who used a specific material to create a series of abstracts.
I examined my own images of tree wood in its various forms, and decided to take it far from its original state with a digital injection of colour and fresh textures, emphasising – often transforming – what was already there.
Everything from molten gold to multi-colour madness resulted from the organic, dependable hues of wood.
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Magnificent, Mike!
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Thank you very much, Robyn! I hope all is very well with you.
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Interesting translations of the everyday here, Mike! The ‘small screen’ doesn’t really do them justice – I can see them as huge prints in on a gallery wall! :)
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Thanks Richard, yes, I think some of them could be wall fillers. It was interesting to stick to captures of just one thing too.
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Reblogged this on My Choice and commented:
Seems that I am inspiring …. ;) Great work Michael!!!
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Thank you sooo much! I was looking forward to your interpretation of wood …. Great work!
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Thank you Herman, I’m glad you like them. A case of you can’t see the wood for the trees… :)
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:D :D :D And of course I’m tweeting your post and even shared it on Facebook …. ;)
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Thank you very much, Herman – sharing is always much appreciated :) I hope it brings people to your work too.
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It is, Michael, it is !!! ;)
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Oh, glad to hear it :)
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;)
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