This is a painting that placed at the Double Decker Festival here and was displayed at the Southside Gallery my senior year of high school. Now I am a senior in college....time flies. I love this painting and the color element in it and is rather personal for me so I thought I would make it my subject.
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It's a nice drawing, interesting and colorful. Blue is a strong color in this pic, but I think yellow or red are more "the subject colors". This is very close to DPC rules on "Other People's Art", no, it's not the only thing in the photo, but the sheets aren't much of "your addition" to this (monitor under one sheet). Focus seems close, but not razor sharp. 5 Rob the Swash
i love the art! is this something you did? i think you had a good idea for this photo and it is very colorful. another light source to take care of the shadows on the front of the art would be a good idea and might help with the focusing. i do like the shadow at the back of the art, although i would crop out the bottom part of the photo and use more negative space at the top.
that's a wicked shadow being cast along the bottom of the photo, it completely ruins the effect I think you are trying to achieve. As well, the entire shot is out of focus, and composition would be improved if the shot were straighter and shot from more toward the right. Keep trying though!
Out of focus and poor lighting but I like the idea. The focal pint is in the shadow. I'm afraid some voters might have missed the idea. I needed a 2nd look to cath it.
Lots of color in that poster, the shadows are a little annoying though. If you had maybe moved the lighting differently you might have avoided that shadow covering the bottom half of the image. I like the illusion of the tears as if they are flowing onto the sheet itself.
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