Welcome to my blog, Art Legacy! Blogging is new to me, but my hope is to connect with other artists who also blog. I love vintage photos and artwork that is created with them. I want my artwork to center around the industry I work in, so I plan to use a lot of drilling rigs, fossils, etc.
Here you will find the first piece of artwork I've created in Photoshop. This is a new program to me, so I'm just learning. Now, if I can just figure out how to add color! LOL!!
"Oil Rig Angel"
Digital Artwork by Andrea
I encourage you to leave comments. I'll reply to all questions within a week, and errors in the posts will be acknowledged in the comment area. Feel free to disagree with my posts if there is need for disagreement, but keep in mind that all off-topic or disparaging comments, those that include profanity and comments with more than one link will be deleted. This and all succeeding images are copyrighted.
Oh!!! It turned out so lovely!! The wings look awesome sweetie:) You are doing really well with Photoshop. I am so glad you have started a blog. It really is a wonderful undertaking. I am linking you on my sidebar:) Love, Jamie
ReplyDeleteGorgeous angel! I love the background and the severe look of your angel - yet knowing she was probably a wonderful, sweet lady of the era.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the wonderful comments!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to blogland!!! I just started my blog in November--it's wonderful. The art community is so generous and helpful, and I love your style!
ReplyDeleteLove the image Andrea. The idea of shells for wings is such a clever one! Or are they actually fossils? 'scuse my ingnorance! lol. I'm afraid Photoshop scares me at the moment. One day I'll look at it though. :)
ReplyDeletePam, yes the shells are a fossil called an ammonite. Don't be afraid of Photoshop. Jump right in like I have! Thanks for the wonderful comment.
ReplyDelete