View allAll Photos Tagged gradient
part of an ongoing series of color field and gradient studies using instant film, in this case, instax mini black frame
Oi meninas! Tudo bem com vocês???
Tentei fazer esta unha 3 vezes já e hoje acho que acertei!!! Ainda tenho muito o que treinar para que fiquem perfeitas mas adorei!
Fiz outras 2 unhas gradientes semana passada mas como estava sem câmera não pude fotografar para postar aqui e mostrar para vocês... qualquer dia farei de novo e colocarei aqui.
Para fazer estas unhas me inspirei neste post do blog Esmaltes da Kelly e que ela também fez inpirado em outro blog e pela Tiane que arrasa também nas unhas gradientes (espero ficar fera como vocês meninas...rs).
Usei a técnica do esponjado direto nas unhas (como a Tiane e a Kelly fazem). No blog da Kelly tem este vídeo tutorial que me ajudou muito na hora de fazê-la, principalmente o último que ela postou usando os esmaltes Jade Mystic Gold e Magia.
Amei esta ideia de unhas gradientes que farei outras e outras!! Rs.
- Laranja Siena (Risqué)
- 40 Graus (Colorama)
- Violetta (DNA Italy)
02 camadas de TC Seche Vite
Beijinho, beijinho!
Yarn: Shibui Knits Silk Cloud in 2016 Suit, 2011 Artichoke, and 2010 Flaxen
Needle size: US8/5mm
Pattern: Gradient
Rec-ipient: Me
Completed: 29 January 2017
Gradient mix with different monochrome mix... or is it bichrome? Downtown scenes shot with Voigtlander Bessa T and testing cheap body cap fixed focus pancake lens 32mm f/10. Did I say cheap? Shot on Kentmere 100 at ISO 100 and stand developed in PA Rodinal for 60 minutes. Fixed for 5 minutes in Ilford Hypam rapid 1:4. Then rinsed and stuff. This lens is not bad when lit (properly) from behind or out of direct sunlight. Sunlight brings in flares and artifacts which are not necessarily unpleasing.
Vi em um blog essa combinação de cores e achei linda! As estrelinhas foram por minha conta =P
Como tirei a foto faz um tempo, só lembro que a cor do fundo foi Azul Pavão da Impala....
Yarn: Shibui Knits Silk Cloud in 2016 Suit, 2011 Artichoke, and 2010 Flaxen
Needle size: US8/5mm
Pattern: Gradient
Rec-ipient: Me
Completed: 29 January 2017
Set-up for the wooden spoon shot. Key light is a Paul C. Buff Einstein shot through a diffusion screen. Two more Einsteins provide fill from each side. Louvers keep spill from washing out the gradient generated on the background. A Vivitar 283 with homebrew grid adds a little kick to the underside of the spoon, making the reflection more apparent (as opposed to being a shadow).
Edits: Adjusted Levels of sky/clouds only; Selective Color over entire image adjusting the reds, yellows and greens; Hexagon layers in pink, orange & green (getting smaller closer to viewer) to imitate lens flare; Gradient Fill Layer set to linear, black & reversed, med. opacity (used a layer mask to reveal the mountains that the gradient layer was over and keep them bright)...
Gradient Fade 2015, by Adham Faramaway. Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park.
Looks like a regular bench to me. If a local lad had done this instead of a so called artist he would have been had for vandalism instead of getting a fat wedge.
Yarn: Shibui Knits Silk Cloud in 2016 Suit, 2011 Artichoke, and 2010 Flaxen
Needle size: US8/5mm
Pattern: Gradient
Rec-ipient: Me
Completed: 29 January 2017