my collages are each made from a single photograph taken in Kentucky (unless stated otherwise) made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor, Photos or Adobe Photoshop Express.
CoupleBree 10.10.14 Collage made from photographs of results from searches for “tree bark” and “flowers” made on Paint. First collage made on Paint.
No Roles BarredBree 11.12.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a wood bench taken in Cropper, KY. Made on Paint.Cybeles DancingBree 7.27.15 Collage made from a single photograph of a rock glyph taken in New Mexico made on Paint. PanBree 7.27.15 Collage made from a single photograph of teasel found on wikipedia made on Paint.Couple ArguingBree 9.14.15 Collage figures each made from a single photograph of a mailbox made on Paint.Scooch a Lil’ CloserBree 9.24.15 Collage made from a single photograph of peacock feathers found on wikipedia made on Paint.Wooden Post CoupleBree 10.11.15 Collage made from a single photograph of a wood post taken in Pleasureville, KY made on Paint (modified with colored pencil tool).Coupla ChestnutsBree 11.11.15 Collage made from a single photograph of chestnuts found on wikipedia made on Paint.Atalanta and the Calydonian BoarBree 2.2.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a gnarly fallen tree trunk in Bethlehem, KY made on Paint.Pink Milk PondBree 2.6.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a pond in Bethehem, KY made on Paint.
Not FatiguedBree 11.12.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a rock pool in Clifty Falls, IN. Made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.
Owl RoyaleBree 12.1.16 Collage made from a single photograph of fungus taken by Daniel Reyes (Austin, TX) made on Paint, enhanced with Photos. Reyes translates to king, and a great horned owl is surely regal enough.Like Jumpin Through HoopsBree 11.19.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a basketball hoop taken in Pleasureville, KY. Made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.Come What May: After the Water ProtectorsBree 11.17.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a trout lily flower taken in Cleveland, OH using Paint, enhanced with Fotor. To represent the veterans and security forcers who ceased to work on behalf of the N pipeline, and joined the peaceful protest.
Water ProtectorBree 12.10.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a lake taken by Scot Young. Made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.Well ShodBree 11.15.16 Collage made from a single photograph of old lockers in Pleasureville, KY. Made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.Its a DragBree 12.6.16 Collage made from a single photograph of ornamental doorway taken in Shelbyville, KY made on Paint.
SplinteredBree 12.11.16 Collage made from a single photograph of wood exterior on beverage drive-through taken in Shelbyville, KY made on Paint.
Charmed Im SureBree 12.11.16 The ringmaster is also tamed. Collage made from a single photograph of wood exterior of a drive-through beverage shoppe made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.In Her SightsBree 11.22.16 Turkey animus collage made from a single photograph of turkey tail shelf fungi taken at the Breaks (VA) made on Paint, enhanced with Photos.Naagi ManiBree 11.8.16 Collage made from a single photograph of Muskatatuck forest made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor. Naagi are female cobras who can take human form if they have lived for 100 yrs, and may possess a gem much more precious than a diamond.Master and ApprenticeBree 11.16.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a yellow brick wall, after Trump and Pence who are not closeted about their misogyny and bigotry, made on Paint.I Introduce to You the Black SnakeBree 12.2.16 Collage made from a single photograph of trees taken at Muskatatuck (IN) made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor. Natives predicted a black snake would tear through to destroy our waters and land..is Trump the black snake, or are the pipelines?NewspapermenBree 11.10.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a biodegrading newspaper, using Paint.TerpsichoreBree 12.6.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a doorframe taken in Shelbyville, KY. Although in Greek mythology, Terpsichore, one of the nine Muses, is a goddess of dance, she is usually depicted sitting down. Made on paint, enhanced with Fotor.Turkey GorgetBree 11.13.16 Collage made from a single photograph of one of the Muskatatuck lakes (IN) using Paint, enhanced with Fotor.O possum GorgetBree 11.9.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a Muskatatuck lake made on Paint, with watercolor tool. Based on gorgets made by the Yucchi tribe which had an opossum clan.GuineaBree 11.8.16 Collage made from one photograph of a rock pool at Clifty Falls (IN) made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.Guinea II Bree 11.8.16 Collage made from one photograph of a rock pool at Clifty Falls (IN) made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.Owl Wouldja PleaseBree 9.19.16 Collage made from a single photograph of an Owl Butterfly, from the Naturalist’s Notebook taken by John Pizniur. Made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.Silk Tree ShaktiBree 6.29.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a mimosa tree in Pleasureville, KY farmland, made on Paint. Here Shiva is depicted holding what grows in Pleasureville: corn, wheat, tobacco and soybeans. Shakti represents female embodiment and fertility which enables all male potential to manifest.Deianira and the Water Spirit Bree 12.18.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a wood shelter in Oldham County, KY made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.
Older BrotherBree 12.17.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a Kentucky bathouse, made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.
Bathouse PriapusBree 12.17.16 Collage made from a single photograph of a wood shelter in an Oldham County KY park made on Paint, enhanced with Fotor.Pink Milk PondBree 2.6.16 Collage made from a single photograph on Paint Sunset from Giles OasisBree 3.14.16 Collage made on Paint from a single photograph[/caption]This Blue August SunriseBree 8.27.16 Collage made from a single photograph taken in Pleasureville, KY made on Paint.DawnBree 10.30.16 Collage made from a single photograph taken by Karen Willis in Estill County, KY made on Paint.[/caption]Kundalini SunsetBree 12.3.16 Collage from a photograph by taken by John Sweet, crafted on Paint.
