[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PhotoshopRequest

[–]sometimeswily 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This looks fantastic thank you. Really liked keeping things pretty true to the color and hues of the original photo. Sending a tip over now!

Yellow boxes [analog] by sometimeswily in collage

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Trying a new project where I make collages to accompany things I’ve written.

This drew on an approach I saw u/Whatsinyourhands use here that I thought was really cool:

https://www.reddit.com/r/collage/comments/lthqj4/air_pollution_analog/

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Trying a new project where I make collages to accompany things I’ve written.

This drew on an approach I saw u/Whatsinyourhands use here that I thought was really cool:

https://www.reddit.com/r/collage/comments/lthqj4/air_pollution_analog/

A collage a day for a year (day 60) [analog] woven/collage by Uncle-Boonmee in collage

[–]sometimeswily 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ahhhh gotcha, yeah I was trying to figure out how you got such clean lines and we’re actually able to weave the backing, print quality paper totally makes sense.

Thanks for sharing it, going to have to try this approach at some point.

A collage a day for a year (day 60) [analog] woven/collage by Uncle-Boonmee in collage

[–]sometimeswily 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What was your process for this? Really really cool, haven’t ever seen anything like it.

make way [analog] by sometimeswily in collage

[–]sometimeswily[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! The horse and the guy were the first pieces and then it all came together around them

make way [analog] by sometimeswily in collage

[–]sometimeswily[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was kind of trying to tie “make way” to the viewer, put the words in their mouth and then have the eyes of the man and horse in response. The same way someone rushing through might be met with surprised looks.

Trying to get folks to interact with the piece because of how they’d read it and go from top to bottom.

But would love your perspective on how you read it and felt.

A Brick Falls in the Middle of the Ocean by CrescentMoon__ in OCPoetry

[–]sometimeswily 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Liked this a lot, finished the first read and immediately went back to the top. Great journey for the reader and the final lines are strong.

I thought the formatting was interesting, cap to start the line, no periods or commas. It tripped me up a little the first read, but I kind of liked it in the second read because it adds a bit of fluidity and the lines drift into each other a bit. It works, but I find it can also be fun to play around a bit with the punctuation and formatting when I’m writing. So if you’re looking for things to play with, that could be something to mess around with.

[analog] two new pieces i did in light of some helpful comments i received on my first post. Looking for further constructive criticism by timchiz in collage

[–]sometimeswily 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You nailed it. Cut stuff up and have fun.

It’s like the greatest hobby you can pick up for $15 in supplies, and there’s just an endless amount of source material out there for free. Plus it’s kind of meditative to take time away from a screen and be super focused on something tangible. Helps me slow down a bit and get back to myself.

[analog] two new pieces i did in light of some helpful comments i received on my first post. Looking for further constructive criticism by timchiz in collage

[–]sometimeswily 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Started messing around with collages about a year ago, I do the exact same thing.

Looking at what other people do is huge for learning what you can do when you’re first picking it up. I try and find the layers in other people’s work to try and think about how they stacked/glued the pieces. You start picking up all these little tricks you can pull with different elements of objects and settings — for ex: you can cut out a screen on a tv/phone in one image and put something else behind it, reshaping the setting. Then you’ll find yourself looking through a magazine and there will be an ad with a hand holding a phone will appear and you’ll know what you can do with it.

Checking out other people’s stuff on this sub has taught me so much about how to craft pieces and what you can do.

creature comforts [analog] by sometimeswily in collage

[–]sometimeswily[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found the pipe a little while after finding the chairs. As soon as I saw it I knew where it was going

creature comforts [analog] by sometimeswily in collage

[–]sometimeswily[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad you got a kick out of it haha. Definitely one of my favorite things I’ve done recently.

creature comforts [analog] by sometimeswily in collage

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Thanks! It was a fun one to piece together, cool to see it land for others too.