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Trash Art 0032
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Uploaded: 01/02/13 9:59 AM GMT
Trash Art 0032
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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
01/02/13 12:11 AM GMT
Go the head of the class with this one Rob, it has an almost 3D look about it, very, very good! Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
A cool & interesting art piece. I like how you did the different layers & I agree with Sandi it almost has a 3D look to it. Nice depth too. The monochrome colors with the touch of gold is very eye pleasing. Excellent work, Rob.
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I LOVE LABS!!!
Like this one it could be the ghost rider of the future.Love the hot burn effect you have with this stunning piece of art work.
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Kinda looks like the Phantom of the Opera with a new mask. I like it.
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Very cool work Rob! I really like the corroded metal look around the windows of the buildings. The fold in the image of the mask is a pretty neat trick too! The texture in the layer under the mask is fabulous!! The darkness and light are amazing. Another ingenious 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.
The outstanding layers and tones gives this a mysterious look and feel , Rob.
I also see and like the 3D effect . Very nice !
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I would travel only by horse, if I had the choice. ~ Linda McCartney ~
It looks like you peeled away the layers to reveal the depth of the image. An interesting design and great textures in the image.
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Criticism, like rain, should be gentle enough to nourish a man's growth without destroying his roots. — Frank A. Clark
