Rabbit Reflection
2012
Description
This piece was created to have a little fun with a really neat image of a girl I found who was looking in the mirror. I used the image of the rabbit overlayed on her face because I loved the shape of its ears and eyes. The intention was to show the girl looking in the mirror and seeing a bright and semi-transparent reflection of herself. It was all done in Photoshop.
Fields
Digital Art, Graphic Design
- Rabbit Reflection
Digital Collage Fun! - This piece was created to have a little fun with a really neat image of a girl I found who was looking in the mirror. I used the image of the rabbit overlayed on her face because I loved the shape of its ears and eyes. The intention was to show the girl looking in the mirror and seeing a bright and semi-transparent reflection of herself. It was all done in Photoshop.
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