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Trash Art 0031
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Uploaded: 01/01/13 11:44 AM GMT
Trash Art 0031
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photography->manipulation
Trash Art are recycled pictures of photos I have taken in Rotterdam buildings, street art, flowers, trees and brickwork grinding and pounding them into what I call Trash Art.
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::tigger3
01/01/13 2:52 PM GMT
Reminds me of a creative street art my friend, well done! Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
I do like this it as a French look to it and the colours are superb in this lovely piece of art work.I love how the white brings out the rest of the features in the face too.
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This is one of your best, Rob. Great colors , excellent placement of the face . I like how you brought out the eye. Reminds me of a beautiful piece of stained glass. Nicely done.
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I would travel only by horse, if I had the choice. ~ Linda McCartney ~
Very cool! I agree with Sandi, this is creative street art at it's best. Excellent work, Rob. Love it!
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I LOVE LABS!!!
My feelings are dual .. Your artwork is so Gorgeous,so Unique .. but this empty gaze he has, it hurts .. But all art is to touch.Faved.
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Fabulous neon colors here Rob! I loved this one as soon as I saw it!! Gorgeous green eyes, amazing shapes and textures that I can almost feel. Stunning, powerful and full of sizzling electricity!!! Excellent trashing my friend:)
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Spend a few minutes each day being grateful for what you have and who you have to share it with.
That haunting woman is back. Great neon colours as seen though some whiskey stained glass as you try your hardest to forget this beauty that haunts your soul.
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Criticism, like rain, should be gentle enough to nourish a man's growth without destroying his roots. — Frank A. Clark
