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Funky Pineapple - designed by Mark C
Drawn and constructed in Adobe Illustrator - a new character designed as a resource for teaching young learners English.
Designed by Mark C. - Facebook: web.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100026415076998
Feel free to view more digital artwork and designs by Mark at www.deviantart.com/markc381
Old white ceramic insulator from my Dad's farm fence graces this birdhouse inhabited by chickadees. I could hear the babies chirping inside. Saw the parents flying into nesthole, very busy feeding young.
Artist-in-Residence Sarah Comfort appreciates this specific, familiar graphic quality of digital imagery. “If you look at my lines, you can see that they’re pixelated,” she says. “It’s normal for a digital image to try to fool the eye into thinking it’s something else, something real. But I’m not trying to hide that these were created on a computer.” Read more about Sarah on our blog: bit.ly/sarah-comfort
Artist-in-Residence Sarah Comfort appreciates this specific, familiar graphic quality of digital imagery. “If you look at my lines, you can see that they’re pixelated,” she says. “It’s normal for a digital image to try to fool the eye into thinking it’s something else, something real. But I’m not trying to hide that these were created on a computer.” Read more about Sarah on our blog: bit.ly/sarah-comfort
Second Life stage set for a Real Life play by Anne Hanley featuring hand-drawn digital images created with Corel Painter and a Wacom tablet. The virtual set is constructed with prims, sculpties, scripts, and particles.Check out my blog for more info: alizaringoldflake.blogspot.com/
Artist-in-Residence Sarah Comfort appreciates this specific, familiar graphic quality of digital imagery. “If you look at my lines, you can see that they’re pixelated,” she says. “It’s normal for a digital image to try to fool the eye into thinking it’s something else, something real. But I’m not trying to hide that these were created on a computer.” Read more about Sarah on our blog: bit.ly/sarah-comfort
Artist-in-Residence Sarah Comfort appreciates this specific, familiar graphic quality of digital imagery. “If you look at my lines, you can see that they’re pixelated,” she says. “It’s normal for a digital image to try to fool the eye into thinking it’s something else, something real. But I’m not trying to hide that these were created on a computer.” Read more about Sarah on our blog: bit.ly/sarah-comfort
Drawing of a young lady - no AI used at all. I love creating portraits. For some info on how it was done, check out my short blog at www.digitalladysyd.com/?p=7485
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Day 7 of my 31 prompts from 31 lists drawtober!
Today's is "Crystal" from IG artist tony_moy's artober list (which was actually day 1 of inktober funnily enough).
A less intensive drawing today. Stupid real world, always getting in the way of things.
Prompt list here: www.instagram.com/p/CT54QgrrBsu/
Mon. the 14th and still up due to the heat. 12:25am and practicing to learn to Draw & Paint on my iPad Pro.
Slow going as need to dedicate more time & discipline to learning to draw. Using Procreate which is considered number #1 app to use. But still slow going and need to keep practicing and learning.
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GRAND OPENING Saturday 10/29 in InWorldz 12 - 3 pm PDT! Enjoy music by Chandra Deed noon to 1:30 pm PDT and Declan G 1:30 - 3 pm PDT! Feast on sushi! Ride a pink seahorse! This image is of large-scale Immersive Art in InWorldz based on hand-drawn digital drawings created with Corel Painter and a Wacom tablet. The sculpture is constructed with prims, sculpties, scripts, particles, and sounds, and is located in a terraformed sim owned by virtual art patron Jeri Rahja.