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There's an old Welsh saying, 'better my own cottage than the palace of another.' It reminded me of religions and the rich tapestry of Welsh beliefs through the long forgotten ages. I questioned myself, whether the new religions imposed on us by others were a good fit, or if we should take the religions that grew up here in the landscape of Wales from the times before and make them ours again.

With that in mind, I set to work creating this image, the idea of Revival being foremost in my mind. I tried several versions of the image, but it just wasn't working the way I wanted. I was close to giving up, but persisted, there was something in the idea that was worth fighting for.

Close to quitting, I stumbled across an image in my collection that I had previously discounted, at just the right time, and from there the image came to life on my screen. There's a revival going on, everything old is old again...

A 1/1 mixed media digital piece, produced with a mixture of vintage and antique vernacular photography from the artist's collection, digital paint, AI generated elements and varnish.

The piece is Giclée printed on high-end archival Canson Infinity Photorag, and coated with a satin Giclée varnish. It is supplied in an A2 sized mount to fit directly into any standard A2 sized frame. The piece is signed and numbered on the front.

Materials used:

Canson Infinity 220gsm Photorag paper, antique photographs, giclée print, giclée varnish, mountboard

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#mixed media #digital art #folklore #revival #welsh artwork #welsh art #welsh artist #annwn #celtic mythology #welsh folklore 

In Annwn, Everything Is Fine - Revival (2023)

Digital Art (Giclée) 
by David W. J. Lloyd

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There's an old Welsh saying, 'better my own cottage than the palace of another.' It reminded me of religions and the rich tapestry of Welsh beliefs through the long forgotten ages. I questioned myself, whether the new religions imposed on us by others were a good fit, or if we should take the religions that grew up here in the landscape of Wales from the times before and make them ours again.

With that in mind, I set to work creating this image, the idea of Revival being foremost in my mind. I tried several versions of the image, but it just wasn't working the way I wanted. I was close to giving up, but persisted, there was something in the idea that was worth fighting for.

Close to quitting, I stumbled across an image in my collection that I had previously discounted, at just the right time, and from there the image came to life on my screen. There's a revival going on, everything old is old again...

A 1/1 mixed media digital piece, produced with a mixture of vintage and antique vernacular photography from the artist's collection, digital paint, AI generated elements and varnish.

The piece is Giclée printed on high-end archival Canson Infinity Photorag, and coated with a satin Giclée varnish. It is supplied in an A2 sized mount to fit directly into any standard A2 sized frame. The piece is signed and numbered on the front.

Materials used:

Canson Infinity 220gsm Photorag paper, antique photographs, giclée print, giclée varnish, mountboard

Tags:
#mixed media #digital art #folklore #revival #welsh artwork #welsh art #welsh artist #annwn #celtic mythology #welsh folklore 
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Born in Cardiff in the early 1970s, I spent my formative years surrounded by arcade machines, comics, TV and cinema; passions that mix happily with my love of folklore, mythology... Read more

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