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by Mal Bray
$73.00
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Our shower curtains are made from 100% polyester fabric and include 12 holes at the top of the curtain for simple hanging from your own shower curtain rings. The total dimensions of each shower curtain are 71" wide x 74" tall.
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An homage to the great Ambient musician Harold Budd. - my hypothetical visual for a CD advert campaign.
This artwork is a spoof fantasy design... more
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An homage to the great Ambient musician Harold Budd. - my hypothetical visual for a CD advert campaign.
This artwork is a spoof fantasy design created from composited photos (CC commons free to use or public domain). Although not my own original photo, it is a product of my own personal imagination as a concept.
Here at FineArtAmerica and my personal websites: pixsee.co.uk and malcolm-bray.pixels.com, I am showcasing digital, mixed media and hand painted interpretations of music related themes and subjects: musicians, instruments, performers etc. With a passion and love of music, I find this offers me my favourite material for interpretation and development. Derivative works like these are presented here as enhanced portraits of the world's great musicians and other popular personalities. Each work is unique in the processes used to create them. I combine traditional techniques of pencil and pigment with digital brushwork, textural overlays, colour enhancements and layered motifs to create images that aim to 'fit' the subject's individual...
$73.00
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