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Cicada in Amber Metal Print
by Janeen Wassink Searles
Product Details
Cicada in Amber metal print by Janeen Wassink Searles. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
A Thai species of cicada (Ayuthia Spectabilis) overlaid with a nail polish background, digital glitter, and glowing effect courtesy of the addition... more
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Artist's Description
A Thai species of cicada (Ayuthia Spectabilis) overlaid with a nail polish background, digital glitter, and glowing effect courtesy of the addition of a symmetrical fractal pattern, created in Apophysis. I sought to create a magical "insect in amber" effect.
About Janeen Wassink Searles
Welcome! I'm a photographer currently living in northwest Iowa, but soon to be moving to Cody, Wyoming where my emphasis will be Victorian and Old West imagery. My portfolio is pretty mixed at the moment. I've been trying some different things like using a flatbed scanner to create macro images instead of a camera, adding textures to images with pen and ink stippling, and using the program Apophysis to experiment with fractal patterns. I also have a couple of images in there that were taken with vintage cameras from my collection. Thanks for visiting!
$81.00
Max Shkoropado
Wonderful!!!!!!! f/v 8)
Janeen Wassink Searles
Thank you, and you're welcome, Phong!
Phong Trinh
Beautiful. vtd. Thank you for your comment on my work.
Janeen Wassink Searles
Thank you and you're welcome, Aimelle!
Aimelle ML
ohh gorgeous image Janeen! stunning details and love your creative twist :) thanks for adding it to the group "Word Worth 1000 Pics"