November 30th, 2005 by admin
Finished Work, Intention, Nothing More to Add
Toro Tutor - Digital Painting 2005
Above is the finished piece to a series of images showing the creation and steps to this work. This is the fourth part to this series: Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 can all be seen by following the links or rolling down […]
November 29th, 2005 by admin
visual clues, size, depth, shadows, and pizazz
The trees and shrubs have now been defined better and the fields in front now have a deeper color with some more imaginative tones in the green fields - perhaps hidden in normal viewing, perhaps imagined - such as we might have seen from Van Gogh, Cezanne, or Monet […]
November 25th, 2005 by admin
Adding color, texture, adjusting composition for balance
At this point in the piece there is more color added to all the fields in the foreground, giving them more solidity and believability. The sky has been filled in using a gradient blue and some texture has been added to the strip of land behind.
This next phase […]
November 20th, 2005 by admin
Views of art development and digital art painting
Stage 1 of Digital Painting
It was suggested to me that I give a demonstration of how a piece is created. This particular piece was painted with that intent. At various stages of its process, I saved the piece so the development and change could be seen readily.
This […]
November 17th, 2005 by admin
Music Conversation, Embellished Themes, Shared Record
Jazz 3 - Digital Painting 2005
Unlike the previous explorations of portraying jazz, this one does not reference instruments. It does, however, attempt to reference music.
When it was created, I was listening to jazz, I was creating with the music as a fairly active listener - to the extent that is […]
November 16th, 2005 by admin
Communication, Improvisation, Uncharted Territory
View Flipped Out Jazz - Digital Painting - 2005
Like my first attempt at portraying jazz (Jazz 1)in a visual medium, I used the obvious references to jazz instruments, sun glass coolness, and fingers and strings.
What I did in this piece which is actually a bit more jazz-like is that I went […]
November 15th, 2005 by admin
Music & Art Similarities - Jazz, Abstract, Color & Sculpture
(larger View) Jazz1 - Digital Painting 2005
Within the last couple of months I produced a few pieces of specifically jazz related work. They are a bit of a departure from most of my artwork, but were fun to create. There was a competition in conjunction with the […]
November 12th, 2005 by admin
Technique, Composition, Form, & Feeling
Boat-on-an-Ocean - 2000
SeaFogged - 2005
There are lots of ways one can develop as an artist. One of the most obvious is technique. It is incredibly apparent in the two pieces above that the technique in the second piece is much more developed. If you look at the enlarged versions(click title links […]
November 11th, 2005 by admin
Art Prints, Reproductions, Original Artwork
Rolling Fields - Digital Painting - 2004
There are many reasons for buying art. My own feeling is that one should buy work that speaks to you. One of the ways of knowing is if the work stands the test of time. The above piece is such a work for me.
As […]
November 8th, 2005 by admin
Taking a New Path Can Lead to Something New
Shape of Something New - Digital Painting 2005
I haven’t shared a lot of my abstract art in the last year or so. I have done some, and actually have a series just entitled "My Series". I found something I really liked - this mix of color and textured […]