This is fabulous, wonderful facial art/patterns. I'm new here, is this photo-manipulated, how is it done? Has so much depth, love the lighting, or lack of it.
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Actually, this was quite the happy photoshop accident. I'm not sure I could do it all again if I had to. It's almost as if one of my ancestors jumped out of the screen and grabbed me.
Synchronicity just hums in the air this fine Indian Summer day here in the Northwest. Mount Rainier shook off its cloud chapeau and now has pushed out her chest (I used to think mountains had male persona, but my wife has set me straight) and has blown all the clouds away.
Your picture is stunning beyond belief; frighteningly beautiful. And, I am told, my great-great- great grandmother on my mother's side was full blooded Cherokee. It takes on eighth native American blood to claim Indian rights. I think you pass muster. My Indian blood lies too deep in the wood pile.
Definitely tingling dna here! Lovely photo (workshop or not!). Amazing "gold" finger look! The Gold and Black looks lacquered or cloissoine! We should have a kawi and chat more about this! You're in great company! Will Rogers was a Cherokee. Reminds me of a song...Cherokee Nation. Love that song!Great Great!
Love your self-portrait! It reflects what I love about faces...how they peel back to reveal the real person, showing all the cracks, crevasses and marks of time and experience.
This has to be one of your most stunning images ~ ever!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous, wonderful facial art/patterns. I'm new here, is this photo-manipulated, how is it done? Has so much depth, love the lighting, or lack of it.
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A fabulous portrait.
ReplyDeleteThis a fabulous blog; I will have to see if I have more luck following you than the previous commenter.
Stunning. How did you create this masterpiece? This should be in an exhibit. It's beautiful. Let me be clear, I love love love it!
ReplyDeleteActually, this was quite the happy photoshop accident. I'm not sure I could do it all again if I had to. It's almost as if one of my ancestors jumped out of the screen and grabbed me.
ReplyDeleteooo, I like this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture willow. Do I take it you have cherokee blood in your veins? If so, lucky you.
ReplyDeleteA feeling of connection is clear...beautiful in lines and shadows...warlike, artlike all in one...easily captured the DNA memory.
ReplyDeleteWeaver, my great-great grandmother was full blood Cherokee.
ReplyDeleteI am relation to the American Blackfoot tribe. I feel honored to have Native American in my bloodline.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to display your DNA. This is a fantastic photo, art piece, creation. I sense you're a happy person. You give out joy.
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeletein an odd way we were on the same wavelength posting today....
ReplyDeletevery creative
Willow,
ReplyDeleteGreat photo.
Cherokee gal -- most honored!
Trulyfool
Mysterious, dark, beautiful, painful, it seems to say many unspoken things? Thank you for the post.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like you have been having lots of fun in Photoshop lately!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's great! Very nice effect!
ReplyDeleteThis is a photoshop masterpiece, Willow!
ReplyDeleteSynchronicity just hums in the air
ReplyDeletethis fine Indian Summer day here in
the Northwest. Mount Rainier
shook off its cloud chapeau
and now has pushed out her
chest (I used to think mountains
had male persona, but my wife
has set me straight) and has
blown all the clouds away.
Your picture is stunning beyond
belief; frighteningly beautiful.
And, I am told, my great-great-
great grandmother on my mother's
side was full blooded Cherokee.
It takes on eighth native American
blood to claim Indian rights.
I think you pass muster. My Indian
blood lies too deep in the wood pile.
haunting
ReplyDeleteé uma arte interessante, diferente e os desenhos gravados num rosto.
ReplyDeleteOh this is an amazing image. Your fabulous ancestors alive in you Willow.
ReplyDeleteWhat images to see, what feelings to experience, through our deep DNA?
ReplyDeleteWillow -- Isn't part of your heritage Cherokee? If it is -- your photo captures your essence well. Profound. -- barbara
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! You should have it printed and framed.
ReplyDeleteIt suits you. Good for you!
ReplyDeleteYou are fearless. I took one look at Photoshop and quickly clicked it off. Too much information. But I may go back and take a look.
ReplyDeleteWillow,
ReplyDeleteStunning!
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Definitely tingling dna here! Lovely photo (workshop or not!). Amazing "gold" finger look! The Gold and Black looks lacquered or cloissoine! We should have a kawi and chat more about this! You're in great company! Will Rogers was a Cherokee. Reminds me of a song...Cherokee Nation. Love that song!Great Great!
ReplyDeletewow... so creative. This needs to be placed in the Museum of Natural History in Chicago. Seriously!
ReplyDelete:) The Bach
Great image..
ReplyDeleteWillow Teepee; coming soon!
ReplyDeleteAn artist is always alert to the 'happy accident'! A beautiful image.
ReplyDeleteYou are inspirational...even to artists.
ReplyDeleteLove your self-portrait! It reflects what I love about faces...how they peel back to reveal the real person, showing all the cracks, crevasses and marks of time and experience.
ReplyDeletefioricet ingrdientsfioricet high
ReplyDeleteIn the 2005 daughter, the figures established european and general first.
Thanks, everybody! I knew those of you artistically bent would appreciate this. xx
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow willow!
ReplyDeleteam i still breathing?
ReplyDeletei think not.
this is the most fabulous image ever.
...of anyone,
ever!
love you xxx
Wonderfully clever image, Willow! Makes an intriguing avatar.
ReplyDeleteincredibly beautiful image, lady willow - absolutely breathtaking! brava!
ReplyDeletelove this.
ReplyDeletebreath taking.
I signed in to follow your blog.
ReplyDeletehope to see you at our potluck tonight.
any old poem would work.
Happy Sunday evening.
you rock.
xxx
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