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Omega Feather Flags for the City of Vancouver. Double sided 24.5" x 80" small Bow-shape feather flags with straight finish at the bottom, digitally printed on polyknit, 2 designs.
Not long from the furnace,
Viscous and slow,
The sparkle of everchanging,
Reflections and refractions,
Make us forget that...
It is only sand.
Burrell Colour Imaging (BCI) is a leading full service lab for professional portrait and wedding photographers, processing both digital and traditional images. The company was founded in 1959 by photographer and current BCI CEO Don Burrell to provide color and black and white traditional processing and printing to Chicago and North West Indiana photographers and over the decades has grown to serve over fifteen thousand photographers nationwide.
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print making based installation using digital print and intaglio. It is floor based and measures 400 x 400 cm.
This shows the central area which uses L.E.D. light/ tissue and plaster casts. You can also see the that the bowl is situated on top of a circular mirror with synthetic fibre stretched carefully across it.
ImageTex on grey painted surface, ImageTex can be removed and repositioned, and will stick to almost any surface.
Mixed media using: watercolour, drawing ink, gouache, wax crayon and collage showing strange birds peck on the green bank above a muli-coloured sea where in swim fishes and still shines the sun.
Tonight I decided to make some more images with this pattern (created from my little digital drawing called "Oopsie Daisies). I used Painter's pattern pen and chose a very large size for the digital "brush". Then I put the pattern on by moving the mouse, and it reminds me of using a brayer. Then I posterized the image and added some selective color overlay to balance out the composition.
In the Morning's Dark,
Spirit of the Waters,
Waking the Deep,
And setting the day's
Sparkle, Ripple and flow.