Castles Made of Sand II Metal Print

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Castles Made of Sand II
Omaste Witkowski
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This painting is part 2 of 2, and started out as a picture of handblown glass created by Garth Mudge of Glassworks in Winthrop Wa. Glassworks is located downtown in the beautiful Methow Valley in Okanogan County.
It was taken with a Macro lens and is a very small section of the overall object. The colors are vivid and alive due to the way that I am illuminating the glass art as I am taking the picture. In a way I am photographing the light as it passes through the object.
In this particular photograph I have gone in by hand and painted over the original image. I am retaining as much of the original textures as possible. I am using only the colors that originated in the picture when it was a photograph. I am using these colors as a starting point for the picture. Then I choose which textures to use to complement the colors. Then I start painting and adding my own textures and visions to the shapes and c...

Welcome to the vibrant world of Omaste Witkowski! A space where art and photography dance harmoniously. The pieces in these galleries are a fusion of passion and creativity, with a keen eye for the extraordinary in the ordinary. Omaste's journey began with 'Hearts,' a macro photograph of a hand-blown glass ball. This piece was a turning point, sparking a new love for the hidden macro world. It was the perfect blend of her love of glass art and photography. A world of sparkling art was revealed, waiting to be explored through her lens. Omaste's work is not just about creating beautiful art; it's about telling stories, sharing experiences, and inspiring others to see the world from a unique perspective. Each piece is a testament to her...