Welcome to my Nightmare

[maeve]

Greetings all! Here is a recent pic done in Painter 6. I thought perhaps others might like to add their Nightmares to this thread.

Cheers,
or should that be Boo!

Maeve

[maeve]

Greetings all! Here is a recent pic done in Painter 6. I thought perhaps others might like to add their Nightmares to this thread.

Cheers,
or should that be Boo!

Maeve

[sunny]

hi mate how ya goin ?? Good on you for starting this thread. Me I'm in good old sunny london town. Here is my contribution.[img]null[/img]

[Joey ms]

Not exactly my "nightmare", but I think it might fall into that category by some.......Joey

[Joey ms]

Ooooops......

[Thelonious]

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[Jinny Brown]

I guess this one might qualify.. (??)

http://www.pixelalley.com/gallery/strugglewtrmkd.jpg

Jinny Brown

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[maeve]

Ooooooh yes! I feel the Fear!

Joey, that is an incredibly frightening image - the eyes, the mouth, the way it's right up close in the frame. I can smell the thing's breath. Awesome stuff.

Sunny, those flies - they make a wonderful pattern - your own? What are the other two patterns? I can't make out the detail there. But flies in the breast, what a concept!

Jin, the day you posted yours I'd been hours in Word trying to understand how it can make a simple thing like putting text and a picture next to each other so very complicated. Your pic
put a wry smile upon my face - struggle WAS a nightmare that day. Also, I love the satiny texture you get into a lot of your abstracts.

Thelonious, that is a nozzle, right? It's brilliant. And the picture is teeth-grindingly, neurotically, infinitely nightmarish, in the way the Sorcerer's Apprenice's brooms were in "Fantasia" (seen in childhood, never forgotten), but much more stylish.


Cheers,
Maeve

[Jinny Brown]

Maeve,

Thanks.. glad it brought a smile to your face.

I did that one while still working in a nightmarish job .. the kind in which you have to watch your back 8 or more hours a day.. After 4 years of that nightmare.. I was pretty much a basket case and the image just came out of me.. It brought a smile to my face as well.

The satiny look is the result of many applications of Fill, paint, and glass distortion.

Jinny Brown

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