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todd cleave · 84 x 119cm
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Photograph, Paper (Requires Framing)
84cm (W) x 119cm (H) x 0.2cm (D)
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How animals can work in harmony.
Hi, having a creative mind but not too good with the paint or brush can be quite frustrating so I came up with a idea of "painting with my photos" . Once again like so many stories over covid I thought lets make the most of a situation. So using the time I had I opened photoshop for the first time almost two years ago and started playing around with the tools in PS and with youtube as my university I slowly started creating what I envisioned. Spending most of my time travelling up and down the WA coast from Bridgetown to Broome every season of every year I took many photos along the way and started adding them to my composites creating surreal outback WA feel.
Artwork: Emu stack
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