Howard Faxon
A little over two years ago I needed a software to ready some images for submission to a tiny local newspaper for an art exhibit I was having. I didn’t really need to use it very often but I started playing around with it. I guess it was a way to kill time while I listened to baseball on the radio. One of my friends likened it to the Etch-a-Sketch that we had when we were kids and that makes sense. Anyway, now there are many of these ridiculous, useless, absurd, and meaningless things on my computer and I can’t really for the life of me explain why. Here’s one of the early ones.
Very good work
Thanks Pamela. It was a bit of work to get that train in there.
Lucky you are, awesome shots
Thanks Charito 🙂
Pleasure is mine, welcome
me encanta el super pájaro ya te dije que me parecía kin kon
Recuerdo … y hice esta nueva versión de comer el avión cuando dijiste eso. Gracias. Éste es mejor. Saludos 🙂 🙂
Oh, mezclé mis imágenes mientras traducia. Estaba pensando en “Hey Wait a Minute”. Éste es más viejo de Puerto Townsend, Washington. Ooops
It’s fun sometimes to play with things that are completely unrealistic!
I resemble that remark (ha, ha, ha) I agree and maybe a little too much.
Cheers!
Nicely created lmage. Thank you. Give us some more
Thank you. OK I will surely post some as I have many.
Birdzilla
LOL. Cheers.
This is amazing!
Thank you Ellie. 🙂
so inteersting
Thanks so much Ellie! 🙂
I mean Thanks Olga!
This is just wonderful
Thanks – just goofing around really.
🙂
Love a bit of sureal art. This is kookie and koool!
Feel free to check out my ‘Walls’, a collection of digital collages. https://paulznewpostbox.wixsite.com/artworks/walls
Thanks so much. I hadn’t made the surrealist connection with regard to this one. Perhaps, …
I’ll check out the page – thanks.
Hey, I liked your wall! Cheers.
That is cool Howard. Good to see you.
It’s good to see you also. I still check in the other place once in a while. Time is a factor to my activity. I don’t do the phone stuff so I have to be at a computer.
I really like the off-the-wall idea of this, what software are you using to create a scene like this Howard?
I only use Pixelmator which was practical choice for what I needed to do at the time. It is similar to Photoshop 2.3.1 which is the last Photoshop I used many years ago. Any “new media” or “digital art” I”ve done the last two years is only using that. I have a Cadillac machine and a VW software. lol
Very curious is this little friend
The train is too big to eat so that’s something lol
Thats a pretty cool creation.
Thanks. The Alaska Railroad coming through the back allies of Port Townsend, WA. People in PT thought it was funny. I guess it’s like the Jackalope – no real reason or purpose.