Best Picture Of Yourself...

I'm now able to "Get a Hold of Myself"

Model and photographer, haha.....

At work

I only made a few, I have a few others of different angles.


----Mike Savad

A self portrait image with plugin illustration effect.

You said the best... not the most recent. :)




A composite self portrait image with an original quote from the author.

Me in the early 1980’s with some of my pictures on the wall.



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Thank you very much!

----Mike Savad

I guess I should confess, I'm on the left. I believe the year is 1985?

There are 14 more...

The earliest...



...90 years later

Here's my self- portrait sketch when I was 15 many years ago !

My favorite self-portrait.

Ohh J L, now I feel sad as well!

VIVA AVATAR


.....................re: 'sad' ............don't worry, be happy, please !

circa - 1967/68 VW Bus road trip through Baja and Mexico mainland,...

A self portrait profile composite against a sunset backdrop from North Carolina's Outer Banks. A treeline below and pinkish clouds above. I added my transparent profile and birds flying in the sky.

A grayscale self portrait using a plugin effect.

Yes my eyes are really that blue.

Description ...VIVA age 7. Posing, lol........brown highcut shoes,sloppy socks, green plaid dress with shiny buttons,beautiful pearl hair slide....all dressed up for a visit to my friend Kitty, next door.........

I don't know if this is the Best Picture of me but certainly the most, they used to call us Miami's finest ,Miami Police Department 1981.

"Ohh J L, now I feel sad as well!"

If the Toonicorn's sad, everyone's sad, lol.

This is a photo that was taken about 2 years ago. It has been digitally adjusted.
Yes I am getting older quickly now.

Before you judge my life, my past or my character. walk in my shoes, walk the path I have traveled, live my sorrow, my doubts, my fear, my pain and my laughter.

Rather proud of this one.

I'll post another....

I love your steampunk work, Mike, especially your self-portraits.

Lots of cool images in this thread.

I digitally manipulated a self-portrait photo to simulate a watercolor painting effect 2-26-21.




This is a self-made plaster of Paris life mask painted with watercolor for realism. I placed the self-likeness mold into a flannel jacket hoodie an stuffed it too resemble a person lying in the bed just for kicks to see how real it could appear.

Winter in Maine, depicts the artist taking a selfie in the midst of clearing a freshly fallen snow on the driveway with a snow thrower.

Can you believe we're leaving sunny Arizona to move BACK to this? But the good things that are Maine more than make up for it.

This is how I see myself, now in my eighties




And ME, 80 years ago, always with the ladies

This started out as a cell phone snap in the mirror a few years back. I was having a halfway decent hair day for once and wanted to record the unusual event for my hair stylist ... this long .. not shorter, not longer ... etc., hence the goopy facial expression. There was a group contest here at FAA at some point ... I think it had to do with our feelings about the Covid lock-down? And I thought that expression just about nailed my feelings to a T, lol!!!

This avatar that I took last week turned out well. I had to take advantage of the 12 lbs I gained over the holidays which eliminated all my wrinkles. And now I am down 5, so very soon my selfies will have more character and maturity.

Lois, I like it.

My expression in this pic has nothing to do with me being a Pats fan, but rather the temperature outside being about 50 degrees below zero. O.K. about 2 degrees below zero. brrrrrrrrrrr.

Proud owner of an original painting by Leah Saulnier.

A digital tintype edit of my cheapest most available model... me.

A strange self-portrait with my hands over my face and my eyes, nose, and mouth showing through.




A self-portrait with my hands over my face and my fingers being transparent enough for my eyes to show through.

I have only one and that is exclusively for my last notice. So You have to wait a while.

OK, but now I expect something truly special

A special effects image of me pulling my shirt up to reveal an invisible torso while standing on my deck outside my home.




A self portrait of meditation and levitation. (Special Effect)

A self-portrait image with a special effect.

An image of myself in multiple exposures and positions in the image. The image was taken on my deck outside my house in Pasadena, Maryland.

An image of myself digitally manipulated as two complete people in the photo through Photoshop compilation.

Thanks Oreoluwa Babafemi, for posting. I didn't like being the only one left doing it. lol

A digitally enhanced self portrait into an alien face or sci-fi creature and oil painting effect added.




An image of myself exaggerated by morphing and digital manipulation through Photoshop.

I like that one Robert!

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An image of myself attempting what I call the "Potter Effect". No digital trickery... just good timing with a wireless remote and 3 second delay set on the camera. :)



An OOF (Out Of Frame), also known as OOB (Out Of Bounds) image of the photographer being dangled outside the picture frame. The giant hand protrudes from the Baltimore Museum of Modern Art at Federal Hill in Baltimore, Maryland.

A special effect image of myself peeking out from behind an Oak Tree on both sides at once as if I were twins.

The assignment for our college-level graphic design or typography course was to create a self-portrait using only type. This is what I came up with. I can no longer name all the fonts used. But to give you an idea, the eyeglasses are made from a letter G. When I had two teenagers living at home, this was a good likeness.

A composite self portrait image with an original quote from the author.



A self portrait - retouched, outside pose, sun-lit, composite of sky and clouds with face.

This is meant to be a humorous self-portrait.

I took an old capture of a ceramic figurine monkey and digitally replaced the face with my own. It's funny what you will do to amuse yourself during a pandemic quarantine! The original figurine was captured 2-3-9 and only processed 8-17-20.

I used to own a 400 tree pear and apple orchard. This is me eating up all my profits.

Hi!

Portrait - Digital Ink - Digital Art by Davorka Gredicak.



Dangerous Lady In Something Orange - Digital Art by Davorka Gredicak.

My favorite of myself, in a cinematic urban, night environment.