11 Inspirational Image Collections selected by the Digital Photography School
(Image by Rachel Sian)
October 2009 Archives
Another attempt at using Colors on the iPhone. This is supposed to represent the profile of a cat. Fortunately, the cat who served as a model had nothing to say about the likeness of the painting.
About 45 minutes. Tilt controlled opacity is a major feature of Color.
From November 9th to 23rd 2009, the GNOMON School of Visual Effects will be holding two weeks of online classes, featuring artists such as Craig Mullins, Feng Zhu or Ian McCaig.
For more details and to register - GNOMON Master Classes
I just spent an afternoon of pouring rain and Art in New York City.
First stop was the 2nd Spectrum Exhibit hosted by the Society of Illustrators.
Two floors with 120 works from artists such as Rick Berry, James Gurney, Julie Bell, Brom, Michael Whelan just to name a few. It was very exciting to be able to see these pieces in their original format after seeing them in print only. The amount of tiny details in some of the oil works was spectacular.
Spending the rest of the afternoon in the Portraits gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art seemed like a natural extension. The contrast between recent and ancient Masters was very inspiring.
My first serious attempt at using Colors on the iPhone. Just playing around at this point. No model were used or harmed during this experiment.
About 35 minutes.