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This is a real fire, a real drawing, a real piece of paper, real fingers...
only ashes are left :( I recently took this photo in a Polish forest and
I also made the very rough sketch. This is dedicated to all the people
suffering in the world. Thanks for watching!
Update: See THIS VIDEO showing some 18 Pencil Vs Camera
images in progress (with a small animation and original music).
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Ashes to Ashes
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
Ashes to ashes
My own paper heart
A love fire crashes
Each broken love’s dart
My feelings for you
Are the inside of all
Some make me so blue
As they onward call
Like forest of green
From roads endlessly on
My love is between
Some sweet or bygone
A kindle of its fire
We together adhere
Burn of love’s desire
In faraway and near
Oh love my everlasting
A tear that I shed
Like a paper white casting
Of everything we said
The flames of yellow
And red torching light
Drops of blue mellow
For now is the night
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Pencil Vs Camera
A poem by Katie Gabrielle
Pencil Vs Camera
A concept, you say?
What is real
What is art
Fire burns
Paper
Only tears
Tell the story.
Look carefully
Like ashes to
The flame
No Voice
To scream
I am a concept.
I am art.
It's amazing when you get close to one of these and notice how rusty some of them are...and yet I've never noticed one being replaced. Makes me wonder if one day they'll all blow down in a bad storm.
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Single button shirt coat and knee length pencil skirt
with crosshatch geometric design. BLACK,SILVER and WHITE
A blur of morning light and an object bathed in that light. A montage of sorts using the motion blur technique (both vertical and horizontal) with an AI created disk.
After time slicing this timelapse in all directions (North,South,East,West) I wasn't overly happy with any of the outcomes, that is until I tried combining them all with the lighten layer-blending mode in photoshop. I love the chaos of the sky, created by the different directions of slices overlapping.
Another unfinished drawing from my past. I wanted to draw Kojak with the reflection of NYC on his head. It just wasn’t working, so I gave up. Looking at this drawing and yesterday’s post of Streisand brought back some memories. I did these drawings when I was at Pratt and caricaturist David Levine was my mentor. His influence was so strong that I started doing crosshatching. He did his in ink, mine in pencil. I brought this up to him at one point and he just told me that it’s normal to be influenced and just don’t think about it. He was a great teacher!
Bryn Oh made a really nice new build on the Crosshatch sim over on Rezzable's Alpha grid. Want to have a look ? Join here: http://rezzable.com/
You can read more about it in this blog post
Concrete edge of a carpark with a metal grille wall with sunshine pouring in and making pretty shadows.
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One of my older drawings on paper made with ballpoint
pen and digital colors (originally posted on Flickr in 2007).
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The Poorest Of the Poor...
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
The poorest of the poor...
They say that we are
But we can smile for sure
And wish upon a falling star
We have our love to give
And anything worth to share
Go on the earth to live
And just by being here
The richness is inside
Of feelings to stir awake
Some hope may well collide
In what there is at stake
But still we have our own
That money cannot gain
More glittery than gemstone
- Our heart and our brain
The poorest of the poor...
We haven't notice this
For we’re just as you’re
When everything's amiss
So richness we have as much
As anyone else on Earth
We have our heart and touch
It must be of gold its worth
This is another drawing inspired by an instagram photo. Pen and ink on A5 toned paper. I started doing these drawings for Flickr Inktober, but along the way I decided to make it a project. It is the 3rd one based on "Italy" theme. My goal is to make a collection of ten drawings with the same theme.
Feel free to visit my instagram account if you also wish to see the photo.
P.S. I consider the Conques, France drawing a bonus, as I used different paper for that one, and obviously it is not Italy themed. (;
¨I couldnt find the sports car of my DREAMS, so i BUILT it myself¨¨
Ferdinand Porche
Location: Porche Museum, Stuttgart, Germany
How can we name beaches when the sand grains that they are made from are constantly moving on a slow journey around the coastline
A closeup of a maglite flashlight bulb through a lens filter I found in an old Pentax lens kit someone gave me. The filter has diagonal crosshatch pattern in the glass so I guess its a star filter? Not sure of the terminology. It doesn't fit the Nikon 1 so I just handheld it up in front of the lens
I must say, I was totally impressed
1/800 sec
f/8
iso 200
75-300mm@ 220 mm
Oh yes, "crosshatch" in Photoshop. That's where the "painted look" come's from
Partner, you've shown that you are easy to please-- but I want you to love the mug rug that you receive! So this one is in the running, although I can see myself making a couple of others and seeing which one you want the most.
Finished sewing the binding of my second version on Sunny Days - I like it equally as well as the first one!
All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players: they have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven ages.
¨William Shakespeare¨
Location : Barcelona, Spain
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Beauty sometimes presents itself in something as simple as glass of water. We only need to look around our own little world to see it.
This was shot using water, a glass, a crosshatch filter, a sunny afternoon and my wife's hand! :-)
The Picture This! assignment for this week was to shoot the seldom seen underside of everyday things. This was my take on it.
10/10/07
This might be the most photos I've ever stacked into one image. (I've only done a few time stacks that are over 1000 photos) This was made using 1489 photos!
The night was mostly cloudy until the end of the timelapse where the sky completely cleared up. That's where most of the star trails came from, aside from a few breaks in the clouds here and there.
As usual, I used the scripts from advancedstacker.com to automate the stacking, and faded in the first and last 19 photos "manually" using 5% increments of the layer opacity.
Lisa and Adam will be wedded later this summer..
i had a chance to work with them tonight and we worked on posing, and basic fundamentals that we will use during their day..
lighting here was a 580EX II in Ettl Mode triggered by radio poppers. camera right
also i put a layer of grunge crosshatch on the image to give it a kick..
CameraCanon EOS 5D Mark II
Exposure0.001 sec (1/1000)
Aperturef/2.5
Focal Length85 mm
ISO Speed100
Exposure Bias0 EV
FlashOn, Fired