Irrigation Man is enveloped in water – almost unseen
Irrigation Man – digital painting / art prints – Dan Beck 2006
I have been obsessed with trying to get my website moved to a different web-host. So far it is a much bigger undertaking than I could have expected and nowhere near done… oh well.
This is the first painting I have done in well over a week. I had the idea of creating a piece that would be ideal printed in halves and pieced together – making one large diptych if you will.
The first one came out really nice, but it was not intended to be printed like that from the outset. This piece is designed to maximize two sheets of 13 x19″ watercolor paper and put them together for a total print size of 19 x 26″ – which is pretty sizable.
I wanted this figure enveloped in water – I have seen things similar to this – though not recently. Sometimes for what one wants to communicate, that may actually be better.
See Also
- Impressionist Art Gallery
Other examples of irrigation in digital paintings - Jennifer Casey figurative pastels
These are figures enveloped in water – much more literally than I was thinking – but rather interesting – dark website – probably easier viewed at night - Flickr: Diptychs – two is better than one!
Photos are more in the sense I am thinking – than traditional diptych
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