Digital Photo Art –
St. Paul de Vence
I warn you up
front. This will be a long post, as
there are quite a few new digital photo art pieces to share with you! The images were taken in my favorite port of
call on our recent Mediterranean/Transatlantic cruise – a small medieval French
village, turned artist community, St. Paul de Vence. Let’s take a look at some art from this
artful place –
Charm
I’m not certain if
this was a bed & breakfast or a café, but whatever it is, it certainly
reeks with charm! This piece, used some
background paper I created and specialty branches to highlight the photo image.
France Welcomes You
Specialty brushes
that consist of coffee rings, wine splashes, and some special background paper
I created and France-related collage background set off this image of a small
square in the village with a drinking fountain in the front of it and inns in
the back. A warm and inviting welcome.
Home
After a long trip,
with postcards sent, it’s so good to see your own front door welcoming you home. That’s what this image conveyed to me, and
the piece is meant to reflect that feeling.
Missing You
This piece is made up
of several layers – my own abstract background paper, some ledger paper, a
vintage love letter, and an intimate scene in the village. Specialty brushes finish off the piece.
Open for Business
There were many shops
in this charming village, and this was one.
I think the shop was on the first floor – perhaps the owner’s living
quarters above? The abstract background, vintage lettering and some spots of
color to accent the red in the bushes of the image finish off this piece with a
gentle feel.
Open your Mind
I loved this simple
image of the pot of red geraniums sitting on the outside window sill. I contrasted the simplicity of the image with
a rather complex background. Music and
lettering complement the abstract CitraSolv background paper. Lettering and the specialty brushes round out
the piece.
Postcard from France
This tapas café just
begged to be the type of place that one would certainly write a postcard
about! Therefore, I had to include one
in this piece. I also included some
vintage sheet music because one can just feel the soft music emitting from the
inside of this café. Red brush splotches
serve to accent the red bushes and seat covers.
Wander
There were so many
picturesque areas of this village, I couldn’t begin to select a favorite. This image sums up the wonder of just
wandering around. I decided to go with similar backgrounds to emphasize the
warmth of the village. The text “wander”
speaks to what one has to do to truly appreciate all the charms of this
village.
Enjoy!
It's amazing to witness your creative growth Nadine... stay true to it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Laura! I feel like I'm finally finding my "voice"!
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