The Three Muses are clearly getting in the festive spirit already as their theme for artistic creations this week is 'bottles'. These four have been gathering dust in my bathroom for years. I bought the deep blue one in trendy store in Hampstead and doubtless paid around ten times what it was worth. I used to love hanging out with the 'folks who live on the hill'. If you've never been, it's a very expensive part of London with trendy boutiques and bars. The best bit though is the Heath - a vast expanse of parkland and woods slap bang in the centre of London. A favourite haunt when I lived in our capital, especially enjoying the view from the top of Parliament Hill.
Anyway, back to my bottles. I took a photo then had a good old playaround in Photoshop giving what is supposed to be a slightly vintage feel. I felt there was a bit of magic around this old glassware - I'm sure I can see the remnants of a spell or two spilling out...
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nice tweak on the bottles my fren :)) love the color composition as well ... looks like you just took the pic off the shelf of a new age store!
ReplyDeleteI love! The colors as much as the bottle laying on its side with the lid open! Perfect :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful transformation of the bottles.
ReplyDeleteLovely vintage look.
ReplyDeleteThe bottle was totally worth it!!!
Definitely has a magic feel - the genie is out.
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with the bottles ~ the arrangement and the photoshop effects!
ReplyDeletewonderful pic you made with the bottles! and they are great - i can fully understand you payed a high prize for the blue one!!
ReplyDeleteI love all the different colours and the tale behind the bottle - and yes, Hampstead is a fabulous part of London isn't it.
ReplyDeleteAmazing effects created here, interesting bottles & lovely colours!
ReplyDeleteWow this is incredible.
ReplyDeleteStunning creation.
I love the story that accompanies your art, and your bottles are beautiful. I just know that blue one has lured many a spirit inside! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteYour bottle composition is great.
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous and I can just imagine how you could trap a little spirit in the blue one if you were really quick. You will have paid over the odds for your little bottle but I bet owning it is priceless.
ReplyDeleteFabulous piece!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful comp of colors and shapes, and I love how made them look vintagey!
ReplyDeleteStunning creation, love both composition and colour. The vintage feel is just right without being too strong, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe bottles are beautiful, i special love the blue one, you have created an awesome picture of these bottles
ReplyDeleteThese bottles are absolutely fab!! love the colours!!!
ReplyDeleteLinda
Gorgeous old bottles!
ReplyDeletewonderful work!!! those bottles are beautiful...I love bottles....something about them just makes me happy!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I love all of your bottles. Great digital work.
ReplyDeleteFabulous bottles.....
ReplyDeleteWonderful image of beautiful bottles! You have made a great piece of art from some everyday objects.
ReplyDeleteFantastic picture.
ReplyDeleteI love your bottles and your composition.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful picture, color, composition, the photoshop enhancement. It could be in a frame on my wall any time.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful, colorful, unusual bottles. I thoroughly enjoyed the story of your bottles and the photo of London from the Heath. Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteGawgeous Lisa! I remember the Hill well and of course Hampstead Heath too! I used to love browsing in Camden market and Covent Garden before it became so posh!!
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