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32 creative works found
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Just for the fun of it.
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Well, I´m not even talking about the young men of my generation; I was a kid when Marlene Dietrich already was an old dame; but I heard the stories.
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A cinema 4D render + postwork
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A Cinema4D render plus postwork
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Fe Guido Limena formula. / Postwork in PI and PSP. It’s nothing like the original fractal now, and that is why I named it snatch. I’m not sure I should have meddled with it.
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A very small image series dedicated to that very special moment in every artist´s life. (Like the one I´m experimenting right now). / Basic image is a cinema 4D render; added some overall texture in postwork.
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I´d be nice to know what thoughts and or feelings this image provokes on you. / Thanks for stopping by. Main figure is an original cinema4D render; windows and other elements were added in postwork. (CINEMA 4D is a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3-D graphics application, produced by MAXON Computer, Germany.)
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There´s this old classic Latinamerican song (“Angelitos Negros”/ “Little Black Angels”)_ it was created around the 40s, with music by M. Álvarez Maciste, and lyrics by Andrés Eloy Blanco, an important Venezuelan poet. / It has been sung not only by famous Latin American singers but by world-wide reknown artists such as Nina Pastori and Nana Mouskouri. Words reflect a sort of lament, a complaint: someone asking painters why they don´t paint black angels. Needless to say, it inmediately became an hymn to antirracism in its time. / I haven´t found any decent English translation of the song, here´s a verse for you to have an idea: / “Whenever you paint churches / You paint beautiful little angels / but you´ve always forgotten to paint / Little black angels”. Here´s the link to a YouTube video where famous mexican singer Pedro Infante sing “Angelitos Negros” during a scene of a movie with the same title: / http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8V-EkTeX7U Here´s the most (known) popular segment of the song in Spanish: / / “Pintor nacido en mi tierra / con el pincel extranjero / pintor que sigues el rumbo / de tantos pintores viejos. / / Aunque la Virgen sea blanca / píntame angelitos negros, / que también se van al cielo / todos los negritos buenos. / / Pintor, si pintas con amor, / por qué desprecias su color, / si sabes que en cielo / también los quiere Dios. / / Pintor de santos de alcoba, / si tienes alma en el cuerpo, / porque al pintar en tus cuadros / te olvidaste de los negros. / / Siempre que pintas iglesias / pintas angelitos bellos, / pero nunca te acordaste / de pintar un ángel negro.” I know this angel of mine is not so “little”; but it was the best way I could find to tribute this unforgettable song.
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Have you ever felt this way? / Main figure is a Cinema4D render; rest is postwork
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This is a Cinema 4D render + postwork. / Thanks for stopping by.
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Main figure is a cinema 4d render; the rest are layers _ photos and brushes_ blended in Photoshop.
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A Cinema 4D render; just some cloud brushes in postwork to enhance the “dreamy” effect. / It ´s about passing away; as a matter of fact, it was inspired by Annie Lennox´s ” Into The West”. / Into the West
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“It is not about punishment, good, bad, right or wrong. It is about adjustment. The sword suggests that sometimes this won’t be pleasant. Justice pares things down with that sword so that the scales end up equal. The message is to do what’s necessary, no matter how hard, how disagreeable, in order to gain, or re-gain equilibrium. It is not a nice card, but in its way, it is a very wise card.”
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Adela, the youngest daughter, went to the stable in order to meet Pepe again. / But Martirio has seen her and calls her mother to witness. Pepe is waiting with his horse to run away with Adela. Bernarda calls for the gun and rushes to try to shoot him, but he manages to escape. / Martirio suggests that he is now dead, and Adela locks herself in her room. Bernarda thinks this is all for the best. / But then a sound is heard; Bernarda, Martirio and the maid break down the door. Adela has killed herself. Bernarda’s order on the matter, as the final curtain comes down, is that it is to be made known that the youngest daughter of Bernarda Alba died a virgin. Wel, this should be the last image from this series dedicated to Lorca´s “House Of Bernarda Alba”. Most probably I´d still upload 2 or 3 more images related to this play, but later, some other time; now, I have to move on. I want to thank to all those that accompanied me throughout the creation process of this series with comments, suggestions and constructive critics. This is an original cinema4D render; just did a bit of postproduction in order to separate color tones. Remember, if you wish to read this play in English, click here: / House Of Bernarda Alba Here are the previous images for this series; / Want to know more about the play that inspired these works? Please, follow the links. / / 1) House Of Bernarda Alba / / 2) Martirio / / 3) Angustias / / 4) Magdalena y Amelia / / 5) Adela
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( This is my first voyage into this card; most probably, I´ll come back soon with a “card” version). The Fool or The Jester is one of the 78 cards in a Tarot deck. It is one of the 22 Trump cards that make up the Major Arcana. The Fool is often numbered 0. / Somehow, I liked this “meaning” or interpretation for this card when recollecting information regarding it: “At #0, the Fool is the card of infinite possibilities. ( ...) indicates that he has all he needs to do or be anything he wants, he has only to stop and unpack. He is on his way to a brand new beginning. But the card carries a little bark of warning as well. Stop daydreaming and fantasizing and watch your step, lest you fall and end up looking the fool.”
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This is my vision of The House of Bernarda Alba (La Casa de Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorca. / For those that are not very familiar with this artist and/or this play, here´s a brief. Federico García Lorca was a Spanish poet and dramatist , also known by his skills in many other arts. He is considered the poet of greater influence and popularity of the Spanish Literature of the XXth century. He died executed by Nationalist partisans at the age of 38 at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, due to his affinity to the Popular Front _and for being openly homosexual. / He´s not only Spain’s most universal poet, but he is also a universally recognised symbol of Spain – and especially Andalucia – itself. His poems paint a vivid and intrinsically poetic portrait of this fascinating region, with its stark landscapes, its moonlit nights, its bullfighters and, above all, its gypsies with their free-roaming ways and fierce codes of living and loving. / Lorca was also a man of the theatre and roamed Spain in a truck with a troupe of actors called “La Barraca”, staging farces and tragedies in village squares of Andalucia. He created many enemies with his trilogy of plays dwelling on the plight of women in Andalucía’s villages – “Blood Wedding”, “Barren (Yerma)” and “The House of Bernarda Alba” . / “The House of Bernarda Alba” was Lorca’s last play; it was written in 1936, several months before his execution. The play centers on the events of an Andalusian house during a period of mourning, in which the title character (age 60) wields total control over her five daughters Angustias (39 years old), Magdalena (30), Amelia (27), Martirio, (24), and Adela (20). / The play explores themes of repression, passion, and conformity, and inspects the effects of men upon women. Main figure is a cinema4D render; then I blended some layers in order to… Well, just look carefully, try view larger. If you want to read the original play in English go here: / House of Bernarda Alba. Here are other images for this series; if you want to know more about the play that inspired these works, please, follow the links. / 2) Martirio / / 3) Angustias / / 4) Magdalena y Amelia Thanks for sharing this tribute to Federico García Lorca.
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/ La mente y la fuerza aprisionadas en ésos míseros y entrañables recintos que nos construimos; / tan cerca la inmensa libertad, apenas detrás de unas mal enfiladas espadas; y el agua _ la madre naturaleza_ que se abre generosa para hacernos entendible y fácil el camino. / Y nunca vemos bien, o no sabemos, o no queremos. / ¿Será un retrato de la vida o del arte? ¿O de ambas? ¿O de la misma cosa que son? / Es una carta de bolsillo, de cabecera; que se bebe; / una con la que te puedes vestir y enjabonarte. / Y tomar de almohada para construir tus sueños / O destruirlos. Danilo Lejardi
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A collection of 3D images. Most work done in Carrara with commercial 3d components. Some remodelling with lots of mixing and matching. Postwork and compositing in After Effects and Photoshop. Particle effects with Particle Illusion.
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Thought id try a little post work never really tried but hey its a start could of been better but im still learning
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A sort of heart-fractal thing I made while experimenting with Apophysis. I did a little post-work in Paint.Net.
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Photographer: Sleek Images / Post Production: Sarah Moore I also posted a version with a tattoo added in my art account…
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