Posts Tagged ‘photo montage’


We Made This:
Pool of Tears

On the Bank of the Pool of Tears -  by Kenneth Rougeau (http://synchronicity313.etsy.com)
On the Bank of the Pool of Tears
by Kenneth Rougeau

& I thought you might like…

Alice All Grown Up -  by Kenneth Rougeau (http://synchronicity313.etsy.com)
Alice All Grown Up
by Kenneth Rougeau

These are both illustrations from my 18 image Alice In Wonderland series. The book _is_ available by request & I’ll have it as an inexpensive PDF download here shortly as well. Stay tuned!! Prints, ♥ACEO♥ art trading cards, and other assorted goodies can be found at my Etsy store & I’m adding them into our new shop here as I find time. Just a note – many of Lewis Carroll’s own portrait photos were used in the Alice In Wonderland series & lots of the images I used are readily available among the many high quality, high resolution digital collage sheets you’ll find here at PaperStreet Supplies. I’m also in the midst of creating a series of illustrations for Lewis Carroll’s followup, Through The Looking Glass & What Alice Found There. The first three images (Through The Looking Glass, The Jabberwocky, and In The Garden of Live Flowers) are already out & I’m hoping to have time to get back to work on the series just as soon as I have a few other, more pressing projects out of the way.

Questions? Comments? I’m all ears!

See more at
http://synchronicity313.etsy.com
(prints, aceos, etc)
Ken’s Flickr Photostream
Ken’s DeviantArt Gallery
http://artfamilia.etsy.com
http://paperstreet.etsy.com

& of course
http://paperstreetsupplies.com

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5
Oct

We Made This: A Mad Tea Party

   Posted by: Kenneth Rougeau    in ACEOs / ATCs, Art, Artists, Collage, Store News, Websites, blog, etsy, kenneth rougeau

We Made This:
A Mad Tea Party
 A Mad Tea Party by Kenneth Rougeau
A Mad Tea Party
by Kenneth Rougeau

Update: 08/15/2009
“At long last, the final illustrations for Through The Looking Glass are complete! It’s taken two years of steady procrastination coupled with heavy distraction, along with a few odd moments of inspiration and the occasional bit of free time, but they’re done! I’d like to invite you to view the all of my Wonderland/Looking Glass illustrations in their proper context, alongside the original illustrations by John Tenniel. You’ll find both stories, fully illustrated, as well as online art galleries, Alice information, and more at my new site Uncommon Nonsense.”
- Kenneth Rougeau

Prints are now available directly from PaperStreetSupplies.com!
click here for print selections

Prints are temporarily offline, please visit
http://synchronicity313.etsy.com
in the meantime. Thanks!

“Well, it seems Tim Burton is hard at work filming his live action version of Alice In Wonderland, so I thought it might be time to blow the dust off of my Alice In Wonderland artwork and parade it around for all to see. I’ve also just reopened my own Etsy shop and have prints available once again! I’ll be adding listings back in as quickly as I can & will have new works up soon as well.” – Ken

See more at
PaperStreet’s Online Gallery

Uncommon Nonsense – Ken’s new Wonderland blog

Ken’s personal blog

Ken’s Etsy store – http://synchronicity313.etsy.com

Ken’s Flickr Photostream

Ken’s DeviantArt Gallery

&, of course

http://paperstreet.etsy.com

 

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Sean Hillen:
An Unfortunate & Impossible Explosion

An Unfortunate and Impossible Explosion of the core of the THORP reactor, viewed from The Taj Mahal of Carlingford by Sean Hillen (http://www.seanhillen.com)

“I suppose I was very lucky, in that I had the motivation to make the montages, the material in the photographs I’d been taking, and that the medium lends itself perfectly to dialectic and political satire, which is what they are, to some extent. I originally was taking straight photographs for exhibit as fine-art practice, and then began sort of ‘embroidering’ them with found bits and pieces, but in the end I was taking the photos specifically for use in montages. I also believe they’re to some extent ‘thought experiments’, and adventures, trying out my ideas on myself and you rather than hitting you over the head with them.” – Sean Hillen

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&
Irelantis


Sun, Sand and Cement in Temple Bar, Dublin - by Sean Hillen (http://www.seanhillen.com)

images above each point to different online galleries!

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