Style surreal
260 creative works found
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Left is right, and down is up, the painting is reflection its own image and displays the past to show the future.
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Butterfly approaches a day dreaming girl who has her hair in an antenna style. Extreme gain and texture. Photo based mix media.
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Abstract fractal image resembling a tadpole
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Abstract fractal image resembling a mollusk shell with a golden pearl
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3d abstract fractal image resembling a pastel mandala
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Abstract fractal image resmbling a harvest cornucopia with a yin yang center
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Abstract fractal image resembling a snail
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3d rendered image resembling a seascape with a red moon rising
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3d rendered image of spheres descending into the sea at night
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3d rendered reflecting glass robotic figure on black background
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Sally Omar / got inspired by This work and wrote this Poem to go with this Image , Thank you sally / —-—-—-—-- / VIRGIN Her smile like a moonbeam / Eyes like a violet dream / Skin so soft and like milk / Covering her hair with silk / Lips full and ever so red / Words of love never said / Breasts untouched by any hand / Never looked upon by any man / A heart so warm beyond compare / Yet no man has never been near / Her legs so long as she walks / Words so eloquent as she talks / Keeping herself ever so pure / Asking for nothing..wanting more / A woman yet a child / Her temperament so very mild / One day a true love will come along / Sing her a beautiful song / She will give her love so freely / And a VIRGIN she will no longer be.
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I wanted 1942 to serve as an experiment, questioning what stereotype if any surrounded the ‘skinhead.’ Within days I received comments of ‘racist’ and ‘Nazi’ signifying prejudice against a shaven head, when in modern day society diversity is usually praised and encouraged. The origin of the term ‘skinhead’ is not rooted in racism, the term being corrupted in the 1970’s by the neo-nazi movement. The term actually stems from the Jamaican skinheads such as Bunny Wailer, who populated Reggae in the1960’s, some decade previous. By 1968/69, the ‘skinhead’ wasn’t just a hairstyle but a way of life. To these working class people, cleanliness, stylish clothes and good music were dominant. The increasing popularity of Ska music, a branch of reggae bred the skinhead in their straight jeans, large boots, white shirts, braces and nylon or leather jackets and were regularly seen at Judge Dread gigs. Doc Marten, Ben Sherman, and Vespa scooters were typical designers of the ‘skinhead’ movement, which dwindled in the mid 70’s. This is around the time the neo-nazi movement became prominent, as the ‘mod generation’ became divided and those racist, political hating, violent youths were the new face, the new stereotype. They popularised themselves throughout the 80’s and 90’s with bands such as ‘Skrewdriver’ and were akin to increased violence on Adolf Hitler’s birthday. The number of ‘skinheads’ in Britain today is in decline, as in essence the skinhead is a youth organisation for the youth. Thus upon reaching full maturity, starting a family and encompassing different values the need to be in such a group no longer exists and without the experience and knowledge of older members their ‘skinhead’ values are degenerate. This is why I felt my experiment was necessary. Would the youth of day, born after the domination of the neo-nazi still be aware of their values and the attributes, which contribute to their stereotype? The answer lies within you the spectator. Consider what you first felt upon viewing 1942. Did it bring back fond memories of dancing to reggae, Bob Marley and the ‘Chelsea haircut’ or did it make you envisage violent racists? Movements begin, grow and they pass. The real reason the ‘Mods’ shaved their head was to avoid lice, for hygiene. Surely the time close cut hair symbolising a racist has passed. This was a series i took a while back for a project i was doing on fashion and surrealism I must have took around 30 or so photographs to get the best images at different stages. / to take these shots i used a canon 20d propped up on a tripod with a self timer.
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digital art – vector mix / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / .
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Original is 8”x8” acrylic on canvas. This piece is part of the collection I painted for my solo exhibit, “Proof of Faith” at Art Whino. Please see www.artwhino.com or call the gallery at (301)567-8210 for availability.
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Party! Party! Party, kitty style jump and sing, dance awhile! you come, bring a friend too Party, till the dogs go blue! This is a party in full force, with no restraint. Likewise, I have spared no color and subjected none to mute. Vibrant and lively, this is a happy painting with no apologies! Color pencil is applied layer upon layer, until a deep.rich saturation is achieved. It is then hand polished to a satiny sheen, and finished with a medium gloss finish. The original painting is on MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) and is finished on the sides making it ready to hang! About this Painting: Size:12×24x1/2” Materials: Color pencil and marker Media: 1/2 ” MDF panel Style: contemporary cubism Original available from the Artist: $750.00
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Expressionistic dreamscape painting.
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Magnolia falls like butterflies from the sky… From my TtV (Through the Viewfinder) series. The dust, scratches and blur from the vintage camera give a lovely old effect. Camera: Kodak Duaflex
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Round and round and round… From my TtV (Through the Viewfinder) series. The dust, scratches and blur from the vintage camera give a lovely old effect.
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We’re so high up… From my TtV (Through the Viewfinder) series. The dust, scratches and blur from the vintage camera give a lovely old effect.
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We saw each other again… From my TtV (Through the Viewfinder) series. The dust, scratches and blur from the vintage camera give a lovely old effect.
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Magnolia. Like a tree full of butterflies. From my TtV (Through the Viewfinder) series. The dust, scratches and blur from the vintage camera give a lovely old effect.
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It sparkles!... From my TtV (Through the Viewfinder) series. The dust, scratches and blur from the vintage camera give a lovely old effect. Camera: Kodak Duaflex
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All is quiet but the gentle breeze… From my TtV (Through the Viewfinder) series. The dust, scratches and blur from the vintage camera give a lovely old effect.
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A surrealistic creation in a Dali type style.
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