Sunday, July 17, 2011

Post #1 - The Nubian Giraffe

Original painting by Jacques Laurent Agasse -  1827


I'm no good at Photoshop, but I don't let that stop me.  
Made with Photoshop and the Imovie application on our Mac.

26 comments:

  1. Ha! Love it. Looking forward to following your progress on this!

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  2. Hahaha, wonderful, Terry! Sounds like a project with great potential!

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  3. I'm very impressed by your prowess.

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  4. like!
    giraffe tongues are blue/black tho

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  5. You started with my favorite animal. (And, I know this is all about me...)

    Pretty darn good for someone who says they're no good at photoshop...

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  6. LOL...you have such a warped mind. i love you..in a non-creepy, not-stalker, stranger kind of way.

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  7. haha that is awesome! i can't wait to see what you post up next!

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  8. Thank goodness - I thought for a minute this was going to be a major change of direction ie. a serious art commentary!
    Looking forward to 'Wheatfield with Flies'...

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  9. Im sharing this with my sister. She loves giraffes!

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  10. lol. That man had it coming...and going out of the giraffe's butt.

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  11. I already follow, and love, your Bent Objects blog. I would like to do the same for your awesome new project. Could you provide an option to add this blog to Google Reader? Thanks!

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  12. Funny! I concur with Brit Star. We need a reader option. I don't want to miss anything. I look forward to seeing more!

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  13. Having his head go skeletal while still wearing the hat upon exit cracked me up.

    Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next.

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  14. Third the Reader option! Don't want to miss the other 499!

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  15. What a wonderful idea! I can't view this from work at all so will have to see it when I get hoe but I look forward to seeing what else you do!

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  16. Very nice. Very Terry Gilliam.

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  17. Thanks all! This should be interesting. Some will be good, some terrible, but non-stop interesting for me.

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  18. So great! I concur with the others - looking forward to following your new blog.

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  19. a ha ha - too funny! Can't wait to see more.

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  20. I'm intrigued by your faecal obsession. The alimentary system is so fascinating: art as consumption. Love your work.

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  21. very nice!looking forward for all your future work!

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  22. This is horrible! What were you thinking??

    Not to mention it's not even biologically possible!

    Everyone knows that his hat would have crumpled up a bit in process as well as the 45 degree angle could NOT have been maintained and would have (at the very least) moved at least 8 degrees.

    I demand a refund. Have your lawyers call mine.

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  23. Looking forward to more :) [love the site's background image!]

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  24. thank you. I needed a laugh today.

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  25. Bahaha, you are fantastic. I'm really looking forward to your work on this blog! :D

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  26. This is fun. Also, kinda synchronistic (is that a word) as I'm reading the book ZARAFA, about the first giraffe to be seen in Europe. It arrived at the Menagerie in Paris 1827, so I guess this was the portrait of it!

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