Hi, my friends! My name is Marcel Caram. I am a digital artist, and I live in Brazil.
I create digital art in Photoshop. Many people ask me if I use some 3D programs. I answer no. I only use Photoshop.
I like to draw and I always liked the unique art of surrealism since I was kid. The surrealist masters as Salvador Dalí, René Magritte, and De Chirico have always caught my attention. The influence of them in some of my works is evident, more specifically, Salvador Dalí's paintings. Many people want to know how my painting inspiration comes. I say that many things can inspire me. An object beside me or a scene that I see happening can inspire me for a beautiful painting. In fact, I think that anything can be an inspiration for the surreal digital paintings, but the most important thing is the feeling. I hope you'll all enjoy it. Thank you.
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ohh I did not know my formatting would be ruined upon posting. I wrote 3 separate theories in that post, in case of confusion. Still, love this piece.
Love the fact that there is No distortion of the landscape though the Glass.
I love this one! Trying to spark the perfect idea for your creative work.
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Great job! They look like Dali himself made them
thank you Shery!
I see Dali and de Chirico in your work, but your personality as well. Your art is beautiful, and you make some profound statements with these images.
thank you Bobbi!!
Your art is beautiful. How come I never see the one piece with the man smoking on a very long cigarette holder in a purple tie. I love that piece and would like to know more about it.
Great job! They look like Dali himself made them
thank you Shery!
I see Dali and de Chirico in your work, but your personality as well. Your art is beautiful, and you make some profound statements with these images.
thank you Bobbi!!
Your art is beautiful. How come I never see the one piece with the man smoking on a very long cigarette holder in a purple tie. I love that piece and would like to know more about it.