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Blends
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Jorgen Udvang
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This is megacool! :thumbs:
Reminds me of someone I know, too early in the morning :ROTFL:
Reminds me of someone I know, too early in the morning :ROTFL:
"Hairy Beast" EP-1
m3photo
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m3photo
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Excellent series by the way Mike.
Just do what I do - don't look at yourself in the mirror until after breakfast.
Excellent series by the way Mike.
I actually did this shot about a month ago, but I thought maybe it was too abstract. I think it would print up really well and yes with the wax, it would be interesting. I kept looking for a way to use it as a background with another element. I think if I were to print it, I would make this as big as possible. At least 44x44. Been thinking of printing another image that I could print on rice paper and embedding it in the wax on top of this abstract.
Mike
Mike
The largest blends I've ever done.
I just finished doing 3 murals for a government building. They were blends of buildings in the city and a few landmarks. They will be featured in a cafeteria and corridor's etc. They are going to be printed on some kind of textured wallpaper. It was a huge (really) challenge. This one is 12 ft tall x 37 feet wide. It was the smallest of the three, one being 140 feet long. It was a fun project to work on.
Mike
I just finished doing 3 murals for a government building. They were blends of buildings in the city and a few landmarks. They will be featured in a cafeteria and corridor's etc. They are going to be printed on some kind of textured wallpaper. It was a huge (really) challenge. This one is 12 ft tall x 37 feet wide. It was the smallest of the three, one being 140 feet long. It was a fun project to work on.
Mike
ustein
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Interesting work.The largest blends I've ever done.
I just finished doing 3 murals for a government building. They were blends of buildings in the city and a few landmarks. They will be featured in a cafeteria and corridor's etc. They are going to be printed on some kind of textured wallpaper. It was a huge (really) challenge. This one is 12 ft tall x 37 feet wide. It was the smallest of the three, one being 140 feet long. It was a fun project to work on.
Mike
m3photo
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Interesting work? Come on Uwe, the man deserves more than that!
It's a very difficult thing to get the balance and composition to succeed on a collage like this. The touch of red lines and the upper left and lower right "Western Auto" and shuttlecock base colour just complete the whole project perfectly.
Did I say I liked it?
It's a very difficult thing to get the balance and composition to succeed on a collage like this. The touch of red lines and the upper left and lower right "Western Auto" and shuttlecock base colour just complete the whole project perfectly.
Did I say I liked it?
thanks everyone. I was curious as to what you all would think. I've been working on this project for so long, that I wasn't sure about my decisions and I was changing the tones etc. right up until an hour before I sent the files and test prints off.
Here are the other two and a couple of sections so you can see the details a bit more. One of the images is very light because it is going to be a banner around the top of a hallway. The other is a long corridor mural. One is 140 feet long and the other is 96 feet.
My wife was the Architectural designer for the remodeling of the space on this project, so we worked together on this project. When the space is complete, I will take some installation shots and post them.
Mike
Here are the other two and a couple of sections so you can see the details a bit more. One of the images is very light because it is going to be a banner around the top of a hallway. The other is a long corridor mural. One is 140 feet long and the other is 96 feet.
My wife was the Architectural designer for the remodeling of the space on this project, so we worked together on this project. When the space is complete, I will take some installation shots and post them.
Mike
