after:
Same deal: rolled up painting, creases, retouched in photoshop, application ready. (Note: the changes are easier to see if you click on the picture and enlarge it in your browser).
Saving my work
before:
after:
Same deal: rolled up painting, creases, retouched in photoshop, application ready. (Note: the changes are easier to see if you click on the picture and enlarge it in your browser).
after:
Same deal: rolled up painting, creases, retouched in photoshop, application ready. (Note: the changes are easier to see if you click on the picture and enlarge it in your browser).
More retouching
Before:
After:
A couple of my paintings spent a few years rolled up and when I finally pulled them out, they had creases in them. I used to PhotoShop to smooth out the creases and so I could use the images for my grad school applications. (Note: the changes are easier to see if you click on the picture and enlarge it in your browser).
After:
A couple of my paintings spent a few years rolled up and when I finally pulled them out, they had creases in them. I used to PhotoShop to smooth out the creases and so I could use the images for my grad school applications. (Note: the changes are easier to see if you click on the picture and enlarge it in your browser).
Flower on Fabric
Water-soluble oils on fabric and board. I was thinking about trying to merge the different patterns. You might recognize some of the fabrics from other works.
Society of Illustrators figure drawing session
Some of my drawings from a figure drawing session at the Society of Illustrators a few weeks ago.
Santorini Wine Museum
A few pictures I took at the Santorini Wine Museum, where they had several moving puppet displays as part of the exhibition. The puppets have that unnerving howdy-dowdy quality to them, their movements are jerky and sporadic, and the entire exhibit is in the cellar making the whole experience illuminating, yet entirely creepy. I think I've managed to capture some of the creepiness in these photos.
Woman in Wallpaper
Water soluble oils on fabric and board.This painting always reminds people of the short story, The Yellow Wallpaper, though it's not based on it. (I finally read that story about a year after I made this.) I was thinking about matching foregrounds and backgrounds and what that does to the space and I like the pattern of the fabric.
Fiesta
Somewhat over enthusiastic still-life set up by art professor involving sombreros. Water soluble oils.
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