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Just near station off Hoddle Street. There was a lot more graffiti on the building but it didn’t add to the composition. I hope it gives the feeling of how hot it was on that day.
Tabletop photography. The knives and cup are plastic ware. I used a white background on my iPad Pro and a 24-85mm kit lens with a polarizing filter. Shot the photo, took it into Photoshop on my desktop to do some basic cropping and cleanup. I then put the image on my iPad and loaded it to Procreate. I removed the white background and gave it a blue one and then added some clouds and lightning. A fun project.
For Lois Jean Gardner!! Since you couldn't be in Paris, at this moment, I decided to fly us all over the ocean, in my heart!
This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama, and Procreate. As a source, I used a photograph from Lois's collection, via Debbie Mirisola Morley. It will be in the comments, below.
325/365/2021, 3978 days in a row.
trying to teach myself to animate in procreate on the iPad, it's very very short and not very interesting but I think I have the gist of it.
Drawn in Procreate on the iPad. The hair was a fun challenge.
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A watercolor from the journaling summer 21 session was taken and manipulated in procreate. Further manipulation and color tweaking happened in Pixomatic.
Learning to sketch on my iPad ... and inspired to draw by monowave ... I am a photographer and this is new territory!
This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama, and Procreate.
It was made in honor of a dear woman, who was a mentor, advisor, comforter, and often a mother to me, throughout my life.
I worked from a photograph sent by her daughter, Tevlig Pearson, and from my heart, which is full of gratitude.