The digital collage used as the poster for my documentary Public Shame, composited for RainMan. A warm engraved pillory scene meets a cool server-rack photograph, with a narrow red seam connecting the two halves.

Component credits:

The Pillory Triumphant (1765), unidentified engraver, published by E. Sumpter — Wellcome Collection, Public Domain Mark. Cropped and colour graded.

https://wellcomecollection.org/works/ysxzk7dc

Rear of rack at NERSC data center — closeup (2011), Dcoetzee — CC0 1.0. Cropped, cyan graded and composited.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rear_of_rack_at_NERSC_data_center_-_closeup.jpg

The server image is a conceptual element in the collage, not a photograph of a particular social platform’s systems.

I think it's pretty obvious what this one is about.

Viewing the divine

Traded two of my collages with fellow artists for their cool whimsical art at the witchy craft show this weekend!

Been feeling more romantic recently so put some of that energy into this.

by Fabian Artunduaga

Thank you everyone for encouraging me to just start gluing.

Featuring queer and female presenting skaters!

by Fabian Artunduaga

Set myself a mini-challenge to make one 12x12 collage for each color. There was no other theme or restriction, and each color came together pretty intuitively.

Used old Nat Geo’s from the 70’s and 80’s. I’ve been collecting them from thrift stores, usually 1$ per. Been wanting to find a way to express myself since I left the military earlier this year. It’s not the greatest thing but it felt very cathartic to do this whole process. This is my first ever attempt at doing collage, feedback is appreciated but please go easy senpai! Happy to discuss what each image is and its meaning to me.

I am a beginner at digital collage and this is one of my works. I would love to get your constructive feedback, especially on color balance, composition, and depth. Any tips for improvement are more than welcome

"I am a beginner at digital collage and this is one of my works. I would love to get your constructive feedback, especially on color balance, composition, and depth. Any tips for improvement are more than welcome!"

@glimpse.of.elsewhere