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More Jessica Alba pics for us fans. She is so hot!

This is a very rough edit of some clips I put together.

This is my first modest attempt at creating a video of the beautiful women of the LiveVideo world that I've come to know & love!

Como el Sr Gonzalez no ha podido invitar a sus programas de television de Bulgaria a la gran Rosa Fornes, pues les ha presentado a sus televidentes varios collages de fotos de la artista al fondo de algunos   more...hits de la cantante que se han publicado en Internet. Esta vez es Gracis, gracias mi amor de Adolfo Guzman. Una cancion muy bella y adecuada para su registro vocal. En la segunda parte Radostina Gerova e Ilian Donchev interpretan un bals vienes.  less

Angelina Jolie -- A Sexy Collage Of America's Top

A Collage of a few things I made last year... EVERYTHING was shot with a 0$ Budget, one camera, and a few friends. This collage includes EOM wich was 2003, not last year. And Headhunter wich was 2004.   more...most of it, however, is 2006 material.

I collaged it. All of these things were filmed using the same Canon GL2 crapcam. I want a newer better camera... but don't have the cash; and that sucks.  less

Having fun with a heidi klum video downloaded from YouTube. Does Victoria's Secret know how to have fun or will they pull the video from here as well?

Awesome footage of tornados set to music.

Did some Rageing on TF2, took some picks with xfire, then put them together as a video on WMM. Video is crap and it runs slow but fun was had. Server was Jimmy Likes Men, IP Address is 8.12.18.172:27015,   more...Admin: Ryuu. Any info wanted PM me. witty remarks on video quality, make-up, or anything will be consider and/or shat on as i done care. Just wanted to make a video for the myg0t community, to drkillzbydeath, leopulse, methodize, snafu, butt plug, wav, d3 and donkeypunch.  less

Collage, Oh what a lovely War, Song adieu la vie by Georg, Oranjemund Players

Home >>>> http://www.dersofaladen.de/home/

My surprise trip to Ken Kesey's farm where I got more than I expected

Ben Wilmore explains how to combine two digital photographs and adjust the color-cast.

Good times...good memories with this guys from our band FLY who had some kickass and rockin' time during the glory days of GRUNGE and ALTERNATIVE ROCK of the 90's!...I made this short video to thank also   more...the guys from the band Mike and Bet who I had so much rockin' time and memories!. The soundtrack was "Come As You Are" by Nirvana which is one of our staple covers during those days!  less

Blend a picture's frame with the surroundings. If you have medium brown parquet flooring in your home, choose a dark wood frame for the picture.


http://www.bestmirrorsandframes.com/24-inch-black-round-picture-frames-550-saratoga-style.html

Digital Collage

Another in a line of Joke Collages

From the film, "They Cut Babies, Don't They?" Intactivist photographer James Loewen discusses creating photographs to bring awareness and discussion to the human rights issue of infant genital   more...mutilation.  less

This is a little collage we made

Let's push the art pedal to the metal and go psycho in the country with funk!
Featuring Terence McKenna, Norman Bates, Warren Cuccurullo, Marie Osmond, Winnie the Witch, Rodney Carrington, Blur, Rissi   more...Palmer, Primal Scream, Ed O'Neil, KISS, Spearmint, Lawrence Welk preformers, Fraggle Rock, The Muppet Show, some vlogger, random others, and Fortyone's cover of "Sugarfoot Rag"  less

This is from a bunch of "joke collages" I did a while back. All of the parts of these came from the internet.

The making of the Madonna & Child Or Re-parenting My Inner Child, Series 3. A film by Mary Bogdan.

And so, over a span of a few weeks, and many different stages, this work revealed itself to me,
through   more...its many transitions and transformations, to its ultimate… transcendence.

Here's an article I wrote for the Mixed Media Blog:</b> <a href="http://mixedmedia.us/mbogdan/collage/the-making-of-madonna-child-or-re-parenting-my-inner-child-series-3-by-mary-bogdan/" target="_blank">see the blog</a>. It's a great place to learn about and discover what's new with mixed media.

I wanted to write a bit about my process in creating the 13 pieces, called “Madonna &amp; Child OR Re-parenting My Inner Child”, series #3, which were meant to be sent to the <a href="http://virtual.tart.co.nz" target="_blank">9th International Collage Exhibition and Exchange in New Zealand</a>. Upon completion of the series, I had some reservations about sending them. The point of the exchange is for artists from all over the world to exhibit and exchange works with one another, which would have meant that my pieces would be gone from me forever. I am not one for letting my art go too easily, if at all. But that is fodder for yet another article. I gathered all my internal strength and decided to send the works, only to discover that due to strict New Zealand laws about the importing of plant and organic materials (in order to protect their own plant life), my works would be stopped at the customs entry point because I used dried leaves, parsley, twigs, hibiscus bloom, etc., in many of my collages. “Fair enough”, I thought, as I jumped for joy (on the inside). I cannot send them, so I’ll just have to keep them, and try again next year with a different series and without the plant material.

Here are a few thoughts about how I went about conceiving and creating this series of thirteen.

I originally started with a very large image (see above), measuring approx. 70 inches x 17 inches, which I composed in Photoshop, in several layers. This would divide up into the images needed for the thirteen collages. I combined the digital art images from the Madonna &amp; Child Or Re-parenting My Inner Child, series no 1 and series no 2, which I had made earlier and which had just been on exhibit at Arts Sutton, Québec.

The next step was to print out this very large digital art creation on archival watercolor paper, then, cut them down to size, all 10 inches x 8.5 inches. Now, I had thirteen separate pieces to have fun with, (not that the previous step wasn’t fun). I took them to my studio and after laying them all out, started the collage work. At first, I intuitively felt that they all needed a pouch or envelope of some sort, with other smaller objects inside of them. I proceeded to scrounge around my studio for appropriate objects. Please remember that I am a great gleaner, and have hundreds, if not thousands of items that I’ve collected over the years. And so I used a few of them: little bits of paper, plastic pouches, an old american express credit card, valentines heart doily, stamped envelopes, my husbands old driver’s license, parking receipt stubs, rotary club membership card, bubble gum wrapper, tea bag wrapper, museum entry ticket, human hair (my own), doctor’s prescription slip, twigs and leaves, Hershey’s chocolate bar wrapper, wine bottle foil wrapper, ribbon, laundry tags, coupon slips, and more. Then came the more irreverent objects. The pages torn from the bible, Hebrew scriptures, dictionary, poetry books… All items that have come into my life, and were collected over many years. All rich with symbolism and meaning.

I painted and glued these items over the original digital art printouts, and together the two (old and the new) worlds collided to form a rich, full world of their own.

After completing all thirteen collages in one, very long, sitting, I left them alone in my studio. When I returned a few days later, I saw that they had drie  less

Another in a line of Joke Collages

Surreal collage