A few days ago, I mentioned that I might post some of my art challenge pieces from the past. Our little group of "artists" started way back in 2010 and the very first challenge was "No Smoking". I remember that I struggled with the subject trying to think of something I could present.
During that time, I attended a work related conference at a local resort and while on a break, I spotted this huge ash tray outside on a patio and it was totally full of cigarette butts. I snapped a photo and then using my photo editing software, made it into a kaleidoscope image. It isn't something one would frame and hang on the wall, but it did the job for that very first challenge.
Tomorrow I'll show you a challenge from 2011 that ended up in an exhibit at the Shemer Art Center.
Dirty look.
ReplyDeleteAs former smoker I am glad I gave them up many years ago.
ReplyDeleteVery clever. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat took a lot of editing!
ReplyDeleteAmazing to see so many butts. Such a gross habit.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had the software to do the dirty work of arranging the butts in to a design. Very creative, Sharon.
ReplyDeleteVery different.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
ReplyDeleteOh, now I love that, actually. It's a beautiful image of an ugly thing -- the contrast is interesting!
ReplyDeletelove the photos but eww as a former smoker it grosses me out.
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