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Nobody commented on this.

 

I was doing some stuff, experimental work. Kind of like 3-d moire patterns, and then my Apple computer died. No more access to Photoshop or Illustrator.

 

Maybe I crossed the border?

 

No, do not venture there.

 

Written on June 30, 2019.

 

Now, tell me how easy your life is.

 

Back to my original comments.

 

“It was nothing but a hole, a mouth open wide. You could lean over the edge and peer down to see nothing. All I knew about the well was its frightening depth. It was deep beyond measuring, and crammed full of darkness, as if all the world’s darkness had been boiled down to their ultimate density.”

― Haruki Murakami

 

I have not read the book this quote is from, Norwegian Wood. All I have read by Murakami is short stories and perhaps an excerpt.

 

This is experimental work. Two grids in Illustrator this time, each with only three columns and three rows, one with appearance to edge and the other with appearance to center. Imported into Photoshop, one layer on top of the other. Then some warping, changes in blending mode, gradient map, levels, curves, etc.

its a blue gradient durr

I coloured the girl #2 hair already:)

9/10 of my series 10 days • 10 Photos @ Sabah

 

This shot was taken at Sutera Harbour Resort, which is one of the 5 Stars Hotel and Resort in the city center of Kota Kinabalu. You can get plenty of awesome shots around that area...a good place to hangout and photo shooting. :P

 

I'm very appreciate your comments, visits and favorite. Thank you

Taken @ dusk, BW set to tungsten and here comes the great blue :-)

Canon 5D + 135/2

1/30s f/2.8 400ISO hand held

This is an image taken from one of the bridges near Tsukishima Station, in Tokyo. Tsukishima is known to be famous for monjayaki.

 

Taken May 15 2014

Whichever version of photoshop you may be using, where it is photoshop cs extended or photoshop7 you can create a special effect wih built in Gradients. It's very simple to do. The tutorial is here : photoshopper27.blogspot.com/2011/06/gradient-special-effe...

See how I use it in to real case

 

dustycat tiger asking how I made that kind gradient backgrounds and this reason why I made this tutorial. I hope this help others too.

Well, its a zoom in image.

Death Valley, California

Nikon F5, Carl Zeiss Planar 1.4/50 ZF.2, Kodak Super Gold 400, Epson GT-X820

After driving in terrifying circles in Seattle, we drove down to Portland, where Brigid is living. She offered to put us up for a weekend. I was a little worried, given our history, that it'd be super awkward. After the first couple minutes, it was totally fine. We got delicious takeout from Beau Thai because that's the best fucking name ever Friday night, and talked for hours. Saturday we went to the Imax, got Mexican food from a cart, went to a park, and then got donuts. And talked more. It was super awesome.

Large View

A composite of fractals A62 + A71 + A77 from my colour gradient set

Wharariki Beach is a highly touristic place of the Farewell Spit area. Funny but true fact, the place gets drained of its tourists as the good light comes in! If the sunset wasn’t convincing, the morning light colored the sky with a gradient of warm and pastel colors as the tide was rising.

With a landscape on the island of Texel. This part is called De Slufter

For Clean and Simple 2 based on Jennifer McGuire's Day 3 Gradient stamping technique.

 

ok... not so clean and simple? But the gradient technique was fun to do and I can try to make it cleaner later. :)

 

Stamps: Hero Arts CL483 Type; CL493 Live Life

 

Inks: Hero Arts Soft Cantaloupe shadow, Pale Tomato and Bubble Gum mid

tone

So I finally found a way to do this awesome gradient effect on my nails. I tried with nail polish so many times and failed every time. This is a cheap FAST and EASY way to do it. Base coat first. So i put ONE coat of black nails polish, but make sure its a nice, decent coat, you can put 2 coats but I put one so that it dries faster. After that I had golden pigment eye-shadow...that's right, I used MAKEUP :D... Touch the pigment lightly to get some on you fingertip and after the nails is dry a bit, start from the tip where you put the most pigment and touch it lightly, the remaining pigment that is left on your fingertip, you touch the middle of the nail (don't go all the way, leave the cuticle area without any pigment). do this lightly as it is supposed to look effortless. End with top coat (you MUST put top coat) and there you have it. First time I tried this and this is the result. Thank you !!!!

365 DAYS OF PAPER Online project

 

The grey area journalists work in while they explore the borders of privacy in their hunt for news.

The view from my office window in Tromsø, Norway.

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