Wee Football is a piece of digital artwork by Nikki Smith which was uploaded on November 30th, 2011.
Wee Football
This Wee Planet is perfect for a sports lover or football fan. If you *love* this, it can also be personalized with your photo or message on the big... more
by Nikki Smith
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Dimensions
40.000 x 40.000 inches
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Title
Wee Football
Artist
Nikki Smith
Medium
Digital Art - Photography, Digital Art, Imagination
Description
This "Wee Planet" is perfect for a sports lover or football fan. If you *love* this, it can also be personalized with your photo or message on the big screen for a truly one-of-a-kind artwork!
If you would like me to customize this planet for you, please DO NOT purchase yet. Contact me for details and pricing and I will customize the art with your photo or text on the big screen in the upper-left edge of the planet and upload your personalized planet art for you to purchase.
Imagine your photo or message on the big screen at the homecoming football game. Perhaps even a "Will you marry me?" proposal to your special someone. For a small print, I recommend using a close-up photo. For larger scale prints, a text message or proposal is also a great option.
This wee world is a stereographic projection of a 360 degree panorama taken of the Bryan High School stadium in Bryan, Texas by artist Nikki Smith. It was recently featured in The Bryan-College Station Eagle.
You can see more of my Wee Planet artwork and learn about my techniques on my website, http://BookSmithStudio.com
Uploaded
November 30th, 2011
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Comments (4)
Gregory Scott
You should definitely add Bryan, Texas, Stadium to your keywords, if they're not there already. Feel free to delete this comment.
Nikki Smith replied:
Thank-you, Gregory! I did have Bryan, Texas, but had overlooked Aggie - a key local keyword! :)
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