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Marilyn Up Close Digital Sketch

This is my second digital art creation of Marilyn Monroe that I’m adding to My Digital Sketchbook tonight. It’s also my favorite.

Marilyn Up Close Digital Sketch

I never get tired of Marilyn’s face…and her whole life story really. So beautiful, yet seemingly so lonely and unhappy. She really seemed like a tortured soul. I just wish the love that we all had for her could have saved her.

This digital work makes me want to finish the oil painting I started of Marilyn a few years ago. It’s sitting in my studio, waiting for me. Hopefully I can finish that later this summer when I have more time. I’d love to hang her in my office with my other celeb paintings. :)

Tina Siggy

Marilyn in Blue Digital Sketch

Time for another Hollywood icon to grace the pages of My Digital Sketchbook. This time, it’s the legend, Marilyn Monroe. I created two Marilyn digital art pieces this evening, and this is the first, Marilyn in Blue.

Marilyn in Blue Digital Art

I love Marilyn. Such a beauty and so talented. Another one of those amazing people in Hollywood history who left us all too soon.

Tina Siggy

Michael’s Magic

This photo collage is a tribute to Michael Jackson.

August 29, 1958 ~ June 25, 2009

 

Michael Jackson Tribute

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Like A Comet
Blazing ‘Cross The Evening Sky
Gone Too Soon

Like A Rainbow
Fading In The Twinkling Of An Eye
Gone Too Soon

Shiny And Sparkly
And Splendidly Bright
Here One Day
Gone One Night

Like The Loss Of Sunlight
On A Cloudy Afternoon
Gone Too Soon

Like A Castle
Built Upon A Sandy Beach
Gone Too Soon

Like A Perfect Flower
That Is Just Beyond Your Reach
Gone Too Soon

Born To Amuse, To Inspire, To Delight
Here One Day
Gone One Night

Like A Sunset
Dying With The Rising Of The Moon
Gone Too Soon

Gone Too Soon

(by Michael Jackson)

Tina Siggy

Go Fish Altered Hangtag

Not sure really what inspired this Go Fish altered hangtag, but I had fun making it.

Go Fish Altered Hangtag

I started out with a large, plain white hangtag, which I stamped with a text design using black ink. Then I used some scrap wallpaper to add the wave element on the left side (top) of the tag. Next I drew a simple fish shape onto some textured blue scrapbook paper; into that, I drew the letters that spell out the word FISH, leaving a little space in between each letter so that I could cut them out. Then I cut out the letters and glued them onto the hangtag, spelling out the word FISH and also creating the shape of a fish. I added some smaller paper fish shapes that I drew and cut out, and also some punched paper holes. And I finished it off with a brad for the fish’s eye, and just a bit of blue ink on the edges for a distressed look.

Tina Siggy

Jack and Rose Titanic Collage

Time for another great challenge at the Collage Obsession blog. This time the theme is Boats, so I knew exactly what I’d be using as inspiration: one of my favorite all time films, Titanic.

Jack and Rose Collage

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This is one of my favorite Digital Collages to date. I incorporated 3 different images from the movie, two of Jack and Rose, and one of the ship itself. I have always loved the scene where Rose meets Jack on the bow, the moment where she says, “Jack, I changed my mind…” That was the moment she decided to follow her heart and be with Jack. Then he takes her hand and helps her up on the railing for the infamous, “I’m flying” scene. Very romantic…and yet doomed to be tragic. But still, it’s one of my favorite moments from the film. So I was thrilled to try to capture the essence of it in my digital collage.

Tina Siggy

2 Birds and a Bunny

I was in the mood to create some more digital sketches for My Digital Sketchbook…which really look more like paintings, but I’m using my artistic license to call them what I want. ;)

So I’ve created 3 new digital sketches for today. One is a duck, and that one was a photo I took in Muskegon, Michigan. One is a seagull, which was a photo I took in South Haven, Michigan. And the third one is a bunny, which I took just yesterday when I was taking the grandkids out for a ride in their wagon.

 

Muskegon Duck Digital Sketch

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South Haven Seagull Sketch

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Bunny Digital Sketch

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It was fun creating this digital art. I love photography, but I also loving transforming my digital photos through digital art.

Tina Siggy

Timeless Beauty Digital Collage

Time for another great challenge at the Collage Obsession blog. The challenge theme is, Time. So I’ve entered another one of my Digital Collages for this challenge.

Timeless Beauty Digital Collage

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I started with one of my own digital photographs of a full moon that I took over the winter. I edited it quite a bit to enhance the colors and clean up the image–because it’s a challenge to get a good photo of a full moon! I added a clock image to the moon, a beautiful lady image by Leonardo da Vinci,  and then all the additional graphic elements to embellish the collage and try to match its theme. I really love how it turned out.

Tina Siggy

Exotic Bird Digital Collage

The 3 Muses blog is currently having an Exotic Bird challenge, so I’ve created the piece below to add to my growing collection of Digital Collages.

Exotic Bird Digital Collage

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My “exotic” parrot appears to be all decked out in his party hat.  The little text snippet makes me think of the imaginary story being told by one person to another after perhaps one too many cocktails.

“So I was sitting there at the party…drinking my 5th martini…when all of a sudden, this bird came down the walk…”

Cheers!

Tina Siggy

Sky Leaf Redux

I’ve been playing with a bunch of my photographs this evening and having fun with digital editing. I decided to do a redux of a photo I posted previously called Sky Leaf.  It’s one of the first photos I ever took with my digital camera and I love it. But I knew I could make it even better. So I’m going to post the Before and After versions of the photo for you.

Sky Leaf Original

Before

Sky Leaf Redux

After

It’s really quite a difference, isn’t it? It is so much creative fun to see how many ways I can transform my own digital photos with editing. I am really having a ball with it. Even when I love a photo as it is, I am amazed at how much I can love the transformed version too.  :)

Tina Siggy

Peony Fairy Digital Collage

Since I have some other peony Flower Photos that I took the other day, I decided I’d play around and create something to add to my Digital Collages. I love flowers, and of course you know I love fairies, so I thought it would be fun to take one of my peony photos and a vintage photo and work my digital magic to create a fairy on the peony.

Peony Fairy Digital Collage

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I really wasn’t that thrilled with this particular peony photo all by itself. But once I added the fairy and her magic fairy dust and did a bit of editing, I fell in love with it.

Tina Siggy