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Part of a series of gestural sketches of dancers in situ, done while watching dance students practice their craft. They are quick 1 to 2 minute sketches using a stylus and tablet with a laptop and Adobe Illustrator. All were done at the Roundhouse Community Centre in Vancouver, Canada as part of the Salon Series.
I will hold an Open Studio for my newest immersive art build, "The Mysterious Forest," on Sunday, February 20, 2 pm PST at Atelier Alizarin. All are cordially invited. slurl.com/secondlife/Lie/203/203/321
On approach, your avatar magically disappears into the trees. The world grows ominously dark. The body-snatching moonbeam whispers TOUCH ME. Ghostly voices wail; an invisible man paces, leaving fading foot prints; an owl hoots amid a chorus of other forest calls. Eyes glow from the bushes. Spiders dangle, and swarms of bats swirl out of the trees. Totemic forest animals loom from the shadows and vanish like dreams. **Please touch!** In addition your eyes and ears, THE MYSTERIOUS FOREST interacts with your avatar physically. There are lots of animations: Sits, Marshmellow-toast; Sleep; Trapped (dare you to click on the spiders!); not to mention the mischievous moon. Look out for those creepy feelers under a rock! A beheaded snake - still poisonous? - twitches and rattles when you walk by. Evocative of the artist's childhood experiences camping, part of this build appeared in the Interactivity Collaboration at Caerleon Art Collective, but much has been added that's new.
"The Mysterious Forest" is 20 meters high and 40 meters in diameter, and, at 174 prims, one of my larger immersive art environments. The imagery is based on my digital drawing "Anza Borrego Oak." This link --- will take you to a web page where you can see the original digital drawing, as well as two machinimas, one about creating the drawing and one about the build at Caerleon, featuring Miss soror Nishi and me dancing with some other avatars.
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large-scale Immersive Art in Second Life based on hand-drawn images created with Corel Painter and a Wacom tablet. The sculpture is constructed with prims, sculpties, scripts, particles, and sounds.
Part of a series of gestural sketches of dancers in situ, done while watching dance students practice their craft. They are quick 1 to 2 minute sketches using a stylus and tablet with a laptop and Adobe Illustrator. All were done at the Roundhouse Community Centre in Vancouver, Canada as part of the Salon Series.
As I continually explore the technique of digital drawing, I find myself blurring the line between fine art and modern design. Due to this unique battle, I’m unsure as to what is next – and because of this I’m excited to show my most recent piece!
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I will hold an Open Studio for my newest immersive art build, "The Mysterious Forest," on Sunday, February 20, 2 pm PST at Atelier Alizarin. All are cordially invited. slurl.com/secondlife/Lie/203/203/321
On approach, your avatar magically disappears into the trees. The world grows ominously dark. The body-snatching moonbeam whispers TOUCH ME. Ghostly voices wail; an invisible man paces, leaving fading foot prints; an owl hoots amid a chorus of other forest calls. Eyes glow from the bushes. Spiders dangle, and swarms of bats swirl out of the trees. Totemic forest animals loom from the shadows and vanish like dreams. **Please touch!** In addition your eyes and ears, THE MYSTERIOUS FOREST interacts with your avatar physically. There are lots of animations: Sits, Marshmellow-toast; Sleep; Trapped (dare you to click on the spiders!); not to mention the mischievous moon. Look out for those creepy feelers under a rock! A beheaded snake - still poisonous? - twitches and rattles when you walk by. Evocative of the artist's childhood experiences camping, part of this build appeared in the Interactivity Collaboration at Caerleon Art Collective, but much has been added that's new.
"The Mysterious Forest" is 20 meters high and 40 meters in diameter, and, at 174 prims, one of my larger immersive art environments. The imagery is based on my digital drawing "Anza Borrego Oak." This link --- will take you to a web page where you can see the original digital drawing, as well as two machinimas, one about creating the drawing and one about the build at Caerleon, featuring Miss soror Nishi and me dancing with some other avatars.
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large-scale Immersive Art in Second Life based on hand-drawn images created with Corel Painter and a Wacom tablet. The sculpture is constructed with prims, sculpties, scripts, particles, and sounds..
This portrait is an exploration of the Milwaukee’s history, as well as my own experience with this place. It’s laden with symbolism and references to the things that made Milwaukee a city, like alcohol brewing, iron business and trading, some of the original plant life, and patterns that reference Milwaukee’s first socialist mayor, Emil Seidel. Juxtaposing that is my own experience here, watching. Alcoholism, cold weather, and the stale taste in my mouth.
Composite of drawings made with the amazingly cool web-based drawing app "Scribbler Too" made by Mario Klingermann which was based off of the original "Scribbler" by Ze Frank.
Background texture and moon added with GIMP.
if you want one like those one for your website or your computer or anything
here is the link : www.fiverr.com/yasserimzi/design-clean-minimalist-wallpaper
Part of a series of gestural sketches of dancers in situ, done while watching dance students practice their craft. They are quick 1 to 2 minute sketches using a stylus and tablet with a laptop and Adobe Illustrator. All were done at the Roundhouse Community Centre in Vancouver, Canada as part of the Salon Series.
A coloured version of the original pencil sketch of Mai Shiranui in her dance outfit as seen in Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture.
Illustrated by KR. Mai Shiranui & Fatal Fury are the properties of SNK.
Copyright © 2017 KMR Studios. All rights reserved.
Model: Dorith Hassing...
Workflow:
1. Non destructive
2. Preparing custom brushes
3. Selection & masking
4. Adjustment and Filters
5. Texturising
6. Lighting effects
7. Fine tuning
8. Adobe Lightroom tuning
Used technique: layers, adjustment, smart object styles, masking, clipping masking, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop CC 2017, several Stock Photos, plugins.
Vellum App on my iThing.
15ish minutes.
Largely from imagination. Door knob from life!
If it's not the name of a (Beatles) song, it sure aught to be!
Took a bit longer than expected, much more detail than I thought. 30 hours with a standard desktop mouse.
Speed Painting / Time lapse:
a portrait a made for xLillyLOL/
she ended up very pleased and happy with it ^^
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un retrato que hice para xLillyLOL/
acabo bien complacida y muy feliz ^^
Dolphins in Black / Delfines en negro (Digital Drawing by Gustavo Thomas. 2011)
If you are interested in using any of these images, please, contact Getty Images (see the link on the right side of every photo page).
If you think your case is special and you are not intended to get any money with my photograph (or you don't get paid for working with them) then, please, contact me by flickr mail.
Si existe algún interés en usar usar alguna de estas imágenes por favor, contacte primero Getty Images (ver la liga sobre el lado izquierdo de la página, donde se pide la "licencia" de la foto).
Si se piensa que es un caso especial y no se tiene la intención de comercializar con la imagen (o no se recibe un pago o salario por usarla) entonces, por favor, contactar a Gustavo Thomas a través del correo de flickr.
if you want one like those one for your website or your computer or anything
here is the link : www.fiverr.com/yasserimzi/design-clean-minimalist-wallpaper
2009
Digital sketch
10x8 inches
I really wanted to practice drawing something, so I found this image in my folder of random collected photos and reproduced it in about an hour(?). Not spot on, but something fun to feed my brain, eyes, and hands.
I got the idea for this guy's name from one of my favorite recent Achewood strips and hopefully you've spotted that the name is also a genteel-ization of Samuel L. Jackson.
I'd also like to mention that I drew this while listening to the latest album by Hope for Agoldensummer. I would imagine that Samuel, in his heyday, would best define this music as "beguiling, lively tunes about necking made by devilish women who wear pantaloons". I'm not sure how right he is, but HFAGS is a pretty awesome band. Check them out if you have a moment.
I get no compensation or special favors through this mention of Hope for Agoldensummer; I'm just a big ol' fan of Hope for Agoldensummer.