xenophora's photos with the keyword: paint

That's a TON of text! What was I thinking?! The blood red, of course, comes from looking at the news when I really shouldn't. And waiting so long to update comes from there, too. :/ Shown smaller than the original completed size of 3000 X 4035 pixels. It's a beautiful day, so now I'm finally going outside. :D

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Shown smaller than the original completed size of 3700 X 3700 pixels. The text is from a 1955 softback guide called Introducing Sea Shells , by R. Tucker Abbott.

"Fools in love, they think they're heroes 'Cause they get to feel more pain. I say fools in love are zeroes. I should know. I should know, because this fool's in love again..." -- Joe Jackson (1979) Shown smaller than the original completed size of 3075 X 3900 pixels. See one original source here .

This piece started out full of yellow, and now all that's left is that little edge. Hmmm... Thanks again for your visits, likes, and comments. :) Shown smaller than the original completed size of 2430 X 3597 pixels. See one original source here .

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Hello again! I'm sorry I've been gone for weeks. First, my tired old laptop perished. So I had to replace it. Then, I accidentally locked myself out of this account! But the ipernity mods got me through that. So now I'm back. I missed you! Anyway... Shown smaller than the original completed size of 4800 X 2764 pixels. See one original source here .

Collage and colored pencil on board. Previously unposted. There are thin lines of exposed board between the sections of "paint" in the background. I decided to add the human figure after that, hence the line running down his back.

The four paint sections got a medium amount of the "Artistic: Poster Edges" filter. The "canvas" square has "Sharpen" cranked up high in the "Soft Light" mode. The cake, fork, and figure have a medium amount of the "Artistic: Cutout" filter. Other minor clean-up and adjustments, especially to the type.