Aquarium
a painting became a digital artwork! Every little fish, the plants, the stones, the bubbles got a seperate layer.
It was ready for animation!
Now on blockchain and available as NFT! 1-5/5
The ocean floor on our planet is about 80% completely unknown. That is why underwater worlds are so fascinating.
The picture “Aquarium” was originally an acrylic painting on canvas. It was digitized so that every little fish, every plant, every stone, and the air bubbles were redrawn and placed on separate layers. This way, everything had the necessary freedom of movement. Now, everything could move independently of the background and be animated. It took a long process to separate each detail and bring it to life “by hand” with animation software.
AI was not involved 😊
Actually a real estate management clerk, I have been an artist since I was 5 years old.
Painting on canvas and wood has always been my passion. Recently, I have shifted my passion to the digital realm. I use photos of my paintings as a base and layer each detail of the image. This is how the digital image is created. Then, I can animate the individual layers. I have studied this procedure for months and am fully passionate about it.
I love nature and our surroundings. My preference remains typical city views and landscapes in the pop art style. Next, I will present my series on the Loreley, a famous legendary figure from the Rhine.
by the way: I support the aid organization unicef. I donate 10% of all proceeds, cryptoart or analogue art, to the children of the world and I am happy about every order.
Citylights
Here will be a collection around the world. My cities, my landscapes, the different people, the spirit around the world. It starts in Munich.
My colourful paintings of the world in digitized art brought to life…
Wiesn
It starts in September in München, one of the big apples of Germany.
3 unique animated Clips, created by digitzing a one-of-a-kind original painting. It perfectly captures the athmosphere of dirndls, beer, and good spirits. A digital keepsake of the world’s largest folk festival.
upcoming NFT for my Collection Citylights: Monte Carlo
This handmade painting will soon be an animated Clip!!!
The Beauty is sitting in front of Casino Monte Carlo, the heart of Monaco. She looks sad despite all her wealth and the luxury around her. What does she think?
Monaco is a tiny, independent city-state on France’s Mediterranean coast known for its luxurious casinos, marinas and the prestigious Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix, held once a year in the streets of the principality.
Here are 3 digital clips, all created from an analog painting. Every piece is unique and only available once.
Creating it was complex and required around 50 hours of work.
More Citylights are following…
soon.....
upcoming collection
Bored on the Rock
this is Loreley....
can someone be so innocent?
50 different digital paintings, each fit s in the story. These pieces were created analogously to my 5 painted images, which are displayed on different walls in various cities. I took these paintings, completely digitized them, split them into layers, and animated them using animation software. There are 10 sets of 5 images each. These 5 images tell the story, as shown. Each image is entirely unique from the others. You can collect all 5 matching images in each set. Every full-set holder will receive a surprise!! Of course you can also purchase one piece. However, that would split up the sets, but never mind… This collection will soon be ready…More information then…
Bettina Breitkopf: "I created this short story almost 15 Jears ago. Now it reaches the crypto space..."
more Information soon....
the story:
There is an old legend telling about a water nymph, that sat on the Loreley Rock near the River Rhein. She sat there, singing her song and combing her long hair. The fishermen gazed up at her spellbound, losing control…Loreley laughed as she saw them fighting for their lives. When one of the men tried to stop her, she whistled for her waterhorse and rode into the River… what a coward!!
Indeed, due to the dangerous currents in the Rhine at the Loreley Rock in St. Goar, there were many accidents back then and ships sank. It was a very scary part of the waterstreet but ships had to pass ist, because it was the main route for them.
This is a little preview: Loreley 1 green
the Oniginal: Bronze Statue in St. Goar at Loreley-Rock
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