Photomontage Texture Brings Landscapes to Life
By ellen scobie on Oct 8, 2009 | In News
I'm very pleased ... well, okay, really excited, totally stoked, so pumped -- where was I reading that your slang will give away your age ; ) - who said chuffed? ... anyways, about the new landscapes I'm working on! I've gone back to a process I was using in about 2004 when I first got interested in making the photomontages. I combine a textured surface with bits of photographs and coloured patches to create the composition. I'm getting some really great, painterly texture. It doesn't surprise me that the further I actually get from working with paint the more I want to capture the texture of the paintbrush strokes! Here are some in-progress images.
Trees on Fallow Fields
Detail with photo overlay of silhouetted tree branches against textured background
Detail of sky
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Ellen Scobie is a visual artist melding the traditional art forms of painting, photography and printmaking. See more of her art at www.verosimile.com .
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