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Fascinating

That is excellent except for a few things I would have left out: 1. the magician. he is just taking up space, and takes away from the effect.
2. the flying saucer, why is it there? that too, just is kind of a waste and takes away.
3. that mime creature. I don;t know why but because it isn't essential I just don't like it.

I do, however, love the men holding the picture and the woman's head. Those two things make this collage great.

Thank you for your comments. I don't agree with them, of course.

I've said this in other posts, but I will repeat it here again. I am the intended audience of my work. I only post it here to see if anyone else is interested, and to show what can be done with this medium, which, by the way, is montage, not really collage. Thanks to Letty for that.

From my point of view, you have it all wrong. Nothing within the image is a waste of space. It is all one. The central framed image is a side issue and not just there for effect.

The most important image is the "mime" and his reaction to what is happening. While his eyes tell the "story", there is no meaning. It's a dreamscape.

"Look" more carefully at the other images, and you will see what I mean.

I like it Reyn.
I think that the flying saucer balances the picture with the fellows hand in the air. I like the way that the magician has a small image of himself in the hat and the mime "says" it all. :-)

My favourites are this one and the first one.

Hey, thanks for your interest!


Now, if you could only "figure out" what that fellow is trying to do.... :wink:

An artist doesn't like to explain everything what's happening. It's like explaining a joke.

I'm not sure, but I think that he is explaining the size of something to that young lady in front of him

You shouldn't really have to explain. Everybody will have their own interpretation anyhow. Right or wrong :-D

Yes, I think that's right.....