...controlled burn conditions existed, with plenty of water on hand, really. The illustration friday prompt is Tango. Based on a photo of Rudolf Valentino with a partner.
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Nevair would I confide in your landalord. Nevair would I squelch the wonderment of the artist's art. (Can you hear my French accent?) Was the picture really on fire????? - Jeanne
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Real flames + photoshop. The rest is silence!
You have outdone yourself. An excellent effect. What better way to capture the smoldering passion of the tango than a real flame? Love it!
tadan tha dhan !!!!!
i am in fire now .
camon hurry up , fast fast fast , camon Susan , i need water !!!!!!
tha dan tha dhan ...thadan!!!!
what a tragic tango .... i am burned now .
it is your fault Susan !!!i am burned because of you .
teaser !!!!!
Thank you, Caio - it is better for the sound effects.
ooooh very nice!
I love the way he looks at her!
so much fun!
hot hot hot!
yes, very hot!
intereseting how the flame photographs isn't it?
Wooww, hot, hot, hot
Love the effect you created! Very hot!
Tango comes to life literally! Another great execution :)
Now...they're HOT!
Buenos notches,Buenos Aires!
I hope no illustrations were hurt in the making of this picture :)
Brilliant!
Gosh, I never thought you'd add fire to your little paper creations. They're too...papery. Good stuff.
wow how original and lovely! x
hot (and yes, Caio's sound effects add an extra layer to it all).
Cheers, Susan (my lips are sealed).
Your imagination clearly knows no limits.
Not to get too personal but I sometimes wonder what your personal living quarters look like. I can imagine that walking through your front door is like falling down the rabbit hole . . .
Son -
I am so busted. You have provided me with more motivation to tiday up around here - this time, for sure.
I didn't know that you had posed for Rodin.
OMG! What burning passion :)
Wow! You bring new meaning to HOT! Now that's hot!
EN FUEGO! Great illustration.
you are so creative and imaginative, using real flames for tango illustration-just perfect!
lol, I've been missing out since my last visit.
Me and Monsieur Rodin go way back.
I even visited his former studio in Paris once upon a time. While his work may look impressive in photos it is nothing compared to the real stuff.
Hope you didn't tidy too much. Somehow I don't think that's a problem . . .
p.s your landlord says hi. He wants to have a little chat with you . . .
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