Abstract composition.

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March 1, 2017. Today I'm officially launching a very different body of work for me. The shift comes from my acquiring a new and vastly more complex software program for image production.

I'll be incorporating elements from all phases of my work, including Pano-Sabotage, which will repeatedly make appearances on a fairly regular basis. It is NOT going away.

I hope you like this new phase of the journey.

Both images are shot in Toronto's Cabbagetown, my favourite neighbourhood in the city. One in June of 2011 - straight shot on the left. The other image was from Dec 2016 and Pano-Sabotaged. The full image was put together in Feb 2017.

Cheers !!!

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© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2017. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.

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Processed with Midjourney, Photoshop, and Topaz.

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Surreal type illustration of nothing in particular.

Artist at work. Corbridge Crescent, Bethnal Green

Another from this line of thinking...

Line sketch straight on paper

Forward and back

Variation that I forgot to post.

Another_it looks like they won't end until I do.

It amazes me how a few simple lines from this station of the cross at Westminster Abbey's chapel can represent an idea, emotions, and a scene so well.

Small break

Abstract geometric. 99.9 % done in 2020 even though my file will always say 2021.

Abstract composition. New one.

Oak tree, Chatsworth Park

Given a sketchy style treatment, trying to get a line drawing style.

drawing on a napkin

Continuing the Amity Street series in vector.

Pen and ink holiday concert drawing by Emanuel Schongut for New york Magazine 1970s

Interior of Les Grands Carmes community hub in Brussels

Mixed media drawing with pen and ink, paint and pencil.

Today I worked on training myself to understand the different thickness each numbered pen produces by drawing different animals in my new sketch book. It's definitely a learning process that will take time!

All you need is aluminum wire and a cookie cutter.

HMM.

When I first met you

A thousand songs ago

I didn't know that you were

So many sunrises away...

Monica Laura Rapeanu,

From 'Line Art Visions'

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Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggety dog

We're taking off, we're dancing now

Hot dog, leapfrog, and holy cow

Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggety dog

Hot Dog!, They Might Be Giants

Sharpie, pen, and white pastel.

the face on the left landed on the right spot.

This face was originally on the background.

this was gonna be just a head, but I quickly got bored and started doodling.... pencils on paper

Tea time

Original - Sibsey Trader Windmill Postcard

a Line Drawing by John Bangay

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© All Rights Reserved - Jim Goodyear 2021.

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My RL cat who often sits with me while I'm on SL. I often wonder what she makes of it all...

Thank you again Pareeerica for the lovely texture: www.flickr.com/photos/8078381@N03/4121704626/in/set-72157...

Thanks to Mellowmint on DeviantArt for the line drawing:

mellowmint.deviantart.com/art/7-drawn-flower-textures-115...

Texture by Photomorphis

Posting multiple compositions. Some repeats. Most 3-7 years old.

Photographed on a Tuesday afternoon wander with Kiyoshi-san. Alexander Street, Gastown, Vancouver. October 6, 2015.

That evening,

The music was

A lonely flight

into unknown,

A dive into

What wasn't meant

To be revealed.

Monica Laura Rapeanu

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The Grey Book A4, white marker & black pen

Parkplätze sind ein wunderbarer Ort zum Zeichnen, vorallem sonntags. So gibt es selten Zuschauer oder Hektik beim Zeichnen. Was ich dabei wirklich schön finde ist, dass ich überraschender Weise oft interessantere Orte als Motiv finde, die ich so Hauptwegen nie gefunden hätte. Ich liebe Hinterhöfe, alte Schrebergärten und alles was vllt nicht vorzeigbar für dessen Besitzer wäre. Wenn nichts wirklich der Ordnung entspricht, nichts perfekt angeordnet oder eingerichtet ist, dann ist es für mich perfekt und spannend!