Icy Art

in creativecon •  5 years ago  (edited)

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I pulled a lid off a pot of frozen soup and then used a toothpick to etch my face into the icy drops of condensation that had formed.. I had to do the etching inside the freezer so that it wouldn't melt or smear.. Playing around with different mediums and adding my spin on pareidolia was my inspiration.. I see faces everywhere so I figured it was time I started putting them on display..

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What if the faces you see everywhere also see you...

that thought creeps me out lol

Hehe!

Some twilight zone stuff, I should expect such a comment from the mind of boom... Simply Mindbooming !

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Lol, mindbooming cracks me up!

Clever as ever. Very cool.

Thx man! I got lucky on this one, as meesterboom eluded to, it was just staring at me so I had to bring it to the forefront...

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Looks like you are crying.

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Sobbing haha that's a face full of tears! 😢

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pretty cool ....art comes in many forms and art is everywhere...even in your freezer lol

Time*Energy= ART 😍

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I particularly like the way two of the droplets are imitating nostrils....but would have been more impressed had you used the #creativecon tag alongside the #creativecoin tag.....it would have seen more interesting comments !

Oohh shucks I didn't see my typo 😉

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dope!

Well, at least the resemblance in the final result/product is more accurate and way better than those used in the most sophisticated techniques of flexography.

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