"She Moaned in Exquisite Pleasure," 1994

Interesting... Nice textures in there... Composition can maybe be improved slightly: maybe too many little "flowers"...? Maybe also the biggest one could be a bit more to the right - off center. Maybe 2 or 3 of the smaller flowers could could havea brighter yellow, just like the largest one, so that the eye would bounce around the frame after seeing the largest one... But it's good and creative work. Best regards.

Possible title: "Landing On Mars" Good Job! Wrong color for Mars....but very deep space like.

Creative, wonderful work.

Maybe a little more contrast.

Very unusual. Still not entirely sure of what I'm looking at.

I"m astounded by this idea. very,very,very creative, well done digital composition. great use of textures and layering as well :)

Your digital work is some of the best I have ever seen. You are a PS7 inspiration. Truely amazing.

interesting title and nice plural focalization on a mysterious topography...:) there is a diffuse neuronal feeling to it, like echoes..

This image was done in late 1994 with Photoshop 3 and took advantage of a new feature

known as layers that I used to superimpose a single object on itself multiple times.

 

The object was a decorative mosaic sphere with a ship's porthole mounted in the center

that can still be found on the east side of Washington Street in South Beach, Miami. I

replaced the dirty glass of the porthole with the head of a sunflower, thinking it would

look a bit like cat's eye in the sunlight.

 

The background was made by spreading modeling paste on a canvas with a palette knife,

texturing it with various objects-- including the top of a jar of Skippy Peanut Butter--and

then then painting it with Phthalocyanine Green acrylic.

 

The title was pure whimsy. Comments welcome.