Human Flowers

How utterly amazing, thanks so much for blogging these wonderful photo arts. The process must take her ages!

Thats fantastic, very clever.

that,s what i thought as well Lulu. How she decided who went where ,goodness knows !!

great photos

Simply incredible! I love the red pepper one, how does she do it? Did you see Noseypotter put a picture of a brain on here once, all done with people, amazing, not sure if it is the same artist! Thanks Helen.

They are so clever Helen.I had an email recently with some very similar pictures...so artistic,thanks for sharing.:o)

Amazing!

I saw these images last year and was very intrigued at how it was done. I'm pleased you have posted the photos, Helen...they are wonderful :) The sunflower with the petals coming off is quite something! Fabulous!

Amazing and all very beautiful

They are lovely!

glad you all like them . I was really intrigued by them and how they were done . When i first looked at the peacock I couldn,t see the bodies!!!

Amazing! thanks for showing us.

absolutely beautiful, so pleased you put them on, what talent this lady has,

Just incredible Helen!...Really glad you shared them .

Absolutely stunning.

brilliant pics.

I have seen these before I admit they are amazing but some of them give me the collywoggles, don`t know why, over vivid imagination perhaps....

My goodness, they are absolutely amazing. It wasn't until i saw the 2nd pictue that i realised what they were made up from. It was a pleasure to see them. Thank you for showing them

I nominated them for Goypedia but wasn't sure what subject heading so I sent them a message instead! Not flowers I know but amazing nevertheless!

thanks for all the comments :o))

What a lovely art form. I loved them, I too had trouble seeing the bodies in the peacock picture, but they are all very clever. Loved the blog thank you Helen.

I'm sure I've seen something like this but can't remember where. I think they're very clever. I wouldn't mind some photos of them lol

Yes, someone put them on the site last year. They are fabulous and well worth seeing again.

Good heavens such wonderful photo,s extremely eye catching. Thankyou .

Out of this world, very talented lady.......

Amazing.....

They are unbelieveable so clever and Beautiful, thanks Helen for sharing them with us;0)

Certainly very clever.

Just brilliant!!! Thanks for showing these.

Amazinggggggggggg!
The talent some people have!

Just googled the artist and she has alsorts on her website, absolutely lovely butterflies on there. Have a look they are amazing.

thanks Oliveoil, i looked them up and they are lovely too. I will add them to this blog soon. I also read on her page that some people criticise and say that as they are put together by computer then they are not art but i disagree as she takes all the seperate photos and then artistically puts them together to make beautiful images and that is artistic talent surely .

when uploading the butterflies it suddenly dawned on me that i probably am wrong to publish these as they could be copywright !!!!! och well !! too late, they were in the Sun newspaper lol

Lol!! Am sure she wouldn't mind! I looked at her website too....and posted them to my facebook!

What an imagination to produce such effects . . . they're beautiful. Thank you Helen!

I agree Helen, they are very artistic you can be an artist using any form available, I much prefer this sort of work to some of the rubbish that is produced in oils and such like we see sometimes at the big art galleries. Art is art whichever method you use, I just appreciate beauty more than abstract. lol

definitely beats the "art" of unmade beds and cracks in floors that win prizes for some "artists" !!!!!!!

Most definitely Helen, if unmade beds wins prizes then I could be a very talented artist. lol.

Those images are utterly stunning. A bit like those old 'magic eye' pictures except if I concentrate I can actually see the people, lol. Really unusual, some of them are very difficult to make into anything but a picture of a beautiful flower! I like that a lot, thanks for sharing.

thanks Annie and welcome to Goy :o)

Wow! arnt they beautiful!

I do not think she will mind you giving her art a world wide audience. You are only using the images to show us what has impressed you and we too are impressed. I agree computer art is just a different way of producing pictures and we would never be able to afford originals done by hand. I love them and it is easy to see why 'Love lies bleeding' is nick named Lady in a Bathtub. Thank you for letting us share your pleasure. I love the dandelion seed head.

Hey everybody and Helen,

The artist's website is http://ceceliawebber.com. I work with Cecelia. Thank you for your excitement!

Jared

There you go Helen. No problem in sharing your happiness with friends. Cecelia is not just clever in putting this together she has a real artistic eye for seeing detail and conveying that to us.