Salvador-Rudy
Acrylic on canvas, 50*70 cm.
- Favorites:17 favorites
- Comments:16 comments
- Views:380 views
- Submitted:Sep 30th
- Resolution:1000x1387
- Date Created:Aug 18th, 2012
- Filesize:359 KB
- Camera:DSC-WX7
- Exposure:1/250
- Aperture:f/2.6
- Focal Length:4.5mm
- ISO Speed:100
- Flash Fired:Flash did not fire, compulsory
- Software:Adobe Photoshop CS6
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- Award:Daily Feature
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Salvador-Rudy
Thanks everyone for the lovely feedback.
Nov 4th Replywardrake16
i just love the dimension created here
Oct 29th Replyjesss33
Congratulations!
Oct 29th ReplyRoxas
great,awesome painting loved it
Oct 29th ReplyMonzterGraphicz
cool
Oct 28th ReplyNubSix
Tight yo!
Oct 28th ReplyI am diggin those lips
Litavis
Congratulations!
Oct 28th Reply Shadowness StaffYour art is very inspirational to all of us artists and at Shadowness we like to thank our amazing artists for all they do, to show our appreciation for you, your artwork has been featured in todays Daily Inspiration #601
http://shadowness.com/dailyinspiration/forum/daily-inspiration-601
snowmask
Congratulations, Salvador-Rudy!
Oct 28th Reply katherine-cheng.comOn behalf of my fellow gallery moderators, I am happy to share the news that your beautiful creation was selected for the Daily Feature Award and is now in rotation on the front page of Shadowness!
This piece can be seen under the "star" menu at the top of every page, and it will also be featured in the next issue of "Daily Inspirations"! fb.com/shadowness
snowmask
That is crazy surreal. Love your use of purples and magentas.
Oct 21st Reply katherine-cheng.comSalvador-Rudy
Merci Kathy, much love to you! ^^
Nov 4th ReplyEhscisWood
A shot in the dark, a horrifying gasp, the redless lips of the horizon cracked. The endless stream of bubbling death, out pour the coming darkness brazen and of depth. A terrifying concept, excellent work!
Oct 3rd Reply