Those tiles couldn't more realistic if they were real! I am having a bit of a trouble figuring out what exactly I'm looking at though. It looks as though someone is kissing someone else.
Terry, this image is a mosaic of image #267 on Trebuchet. Think of Zeke in a red robe and what you see is his hood and part of his face. As alwasys thanks for the kind words. This tile images are a ton of fun to do. :-)
Meg, I think there is room under that robe for two if you need a little time away. Zeke is a good listener, especially if you know the secret handshake. :-D
Pinoy, it is suppose to be one of my characters "Zeke" wearing a red robe (the shot is of his head and hood and the yellowish tiles are his face). The left side, is a post he is passing from behind and the pinkish area is the light from candles from the ceremony.
Thanks for the kind words and I do hope to see you again. :-)
If you want to see the painting I did this tile from, click on Trebuchet on my sidebar and go to image 267. That will give you a much better view of what is happening.
I didn't know how to comment on this when I first saw the image. I think because I could see different things in it. Now I see a face. Very clever Tree... :)
Beautiful job, once again, all those wonderful reds and pinks, very, very nicely done. :-)
ReplyDeleteThose tiles couldn't more realistic if they were real! I am having a bit of a trouble figuring out what exactly I'm looking at though. It looks as though someone is kissing someone else.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool! You've done well with them. So many talents!
ReplyDeleteTerry, this image is a mosaic of image #267 on Trebuchet. Think of Zeke in a red robe and what you see is his hood and part of his face. As alwasys thanks for the kind words. This tile images are a ton of fun to do. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh Karen, you are always so nice to me and Jack and we both deeply appreciate it. If there any way we can show our appreciation, just let us know. :-D
ReplyDeleteMeg, I think there is room under that robe for two if you need a little time away. Zeke is a good listener, especially if you know the secret handshake. :-D
ReplyDeleteThanks Sunshine. :-)
ReplyDeleteReds and pinks, so sensual. The perfect image for my morning :)
ReplyDeleteHappy to be of service Bean. Do let me know if there is anything else I can do. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is nice, mosaic is an interesting medium to work with. Looking forward to more surprises from you :-)
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Terry, you know, now I can't get it out of my head that this is an image of a monk kissing the belly of a pregnant woman. :-D
ReplyDeleteHey Saffy. Thanks for the kind words. Next surprise is posted. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks interesting. What is it? Added you to my bookmarks. Your pictures are great.
ReplyDeletePinoy, it is suppose to be one of my characters "Zeke" wearing a red robe (the shot is of his head and hood and the yellowish tiles are his face). The left side, is a post he is passing from behind and the pinkish area is the light from candles from the ceremony.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words and I do hope to see you again. :-)
If you want to see the painting I did this tile from, click on Trebuchet on my sidebar and go to image 267. That will give you a much better view of what is happening.
I didn't know how to comment on this when I first saw the image. I think because I could see different things in it. Now I see a face. Very clever Tree... :)
ReplyDeleteChicky, this is one of those images that is hard to deciper until you know what you are looking for, and then, bam, it is as clear as silt. :-D
ReplyDeleteI really like this. It could have come from some ancient Byzantine flooring or something.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jack, and yes it could have. I have several other versions of this image on Trebuchet which you might enjoy taking a look.
ReplyDelete*snortle* I better behave...
ReplyDeleteYes, you better, or else I'll have to tickle you. Or is that Jack who will do the tickling. :-D
ReplyDeleteI really, really love the mosaic tile look. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you BBB. Good to see you stopping by again. Always a pleasure. :-)
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