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Тема - застрявший. Как ни странно, но это соседство старообрядческого храма и небоскребов на Белорусской мне скорее нравится.
My dads 28mm f/2 is his favorite lens which most of our baby pictures were shot on and one that I can always grab with confidence before leaving the house. Photography has been at times painfully important to me, replacing a part of me that I was hiding or covering up for years. Coming up on 4 years clean and sober I know it's allowed me to change my perspective on life and seek something tangible to obsess over instead of that next high. I don't know where I'm going with my work. Sometimes the thought of getting paid to do this activity I love makes me sick but I know my photos will always be part of me. Just inspired rambles. Thanks for reading.
Olympus OM-1 | 50mm f/1.4 | Ultrafine/Diafine
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Faceupped Adhara's secondary IH Scarlet. While there are parts I'm happy with (i.e. linework), I pretty much threw the towel with matching the mellowed Peach Gold to the newer one. I may fix it one day... eventually. XD
Drawn with a platinum preppy EF02 fountain pen with iroshizuku take sumi ink in a Leuchtturm1917 journal
This was originally a design I was asked to make for a piece of furniture. It was the linework only, but after the design was approved, I painted the background and characters with tea. The text was added in the end, too, and it says "We took a train and a cup of tea".
Oh, and I must thank Gilda for being the hand model, and Noelia and Emiliana for telling me they like it - that's the reason why I dared to upload it ;P
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Originalmente ésto era un diseño que me encargaron para un mueble, pero una vez que me lo aprobaron manché el fondo y los personajes con té. A lo último agregué el texto que dice "Nos tomamos un tren y una taza de té".
Y gracias a Gilda por ser mi modelo de manos, y a Noelia y Emiliana por decirme que les gusta, por eso que me animé a subirlo ;P
This was my wall at Pranzo Pizza during the Urban Solutions art walk this past Friday (10/14).
The art walk took place in and around several businesses on 6th street...it went all the way from Market street to Howard.
Made for last month's Character Design Challenge on facebook, under the theme "vampires". Linework made traditionally with ink and colors on photoshop.
Quite happy with how this turned out. And yes, it's inspired by a certain boss from a game.
Price: 1.00
Size: Letter
Paper: Cardstock
Scan and Disgrace for you art print mofo's
Real Print is black and white
Drawn with a Platinum Preppy EF02 fountain pen with Iroshizuku Take Sumi ink in a Leuchtturm1917 journal
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Illustration inspired by a line from an old tale stating 'when Fishermen die they become seagulls'. This follows a visit to Dunwich on the Suffolk coast.
Mixed media
In this piece I have been exploring the idea of creating the visual interest in a wood engraving not entirely through the marks made by the graver but also through thinking about boundaries around area of mark making. The effect has been an assemblage or collage feel to the piece when it is of course printed from boxwood. I have been trying to get more of an abstract expressionist feel into wood engraving by including dribbles and scratches and other marks suggestive of speed when of course, wood engravings are very slow to produce.
special agent dale cooper, I love you.
I made this picture too small and the linework looks a little distorted, but it's not. I promise!
WHIP
Finished the owl mostly. Gonna add smoke gloops and then the linework should be all done.
Also, I think I have slight insomnia now. Also insomnia has SOMNI in it...which is almost like SONMI. Conspiracy? I think so.
Season's Greetings and Best Wishes to you all dear friends!
Thank you very much for your generous comments and support on my stream for another year, that has steamed past faster than my shutter can blink! Your wonderful work has been most inspiring in it's creativity, and your presence so very encouraging when I feel uninspired with my own efforts.
As a departure from photography, the above image is a publishing magazine illustration I created several years ago - like photography, the process of creation was always challenging and immensely enjoyable. Here's to 2015! Cheers!
Pin-up poster created for the Spera Anthology.
I love medieval beasts and Youkai. Hieronymus Bosch is a huge influence too.
I love how Gustave Doré creates his lines in his work, and all of this has influenced this piece.
obviously was time to do Tom...a fellow artist who posts artwork in the JKPP and in other sites on flickr....i am a fan of his portraits for the colors and linework that he does...
here's a little watercolor ATC portrait of him that i've attempted.
tube watercolor over pencil drawing.
'Your species by Su_G' in an Isobar wallpaper mockup (c/o Roostery)
Featuring sketchy line-work profiles of endangered animals (jaguar, snow leopard, polar bear, bonobo) & human babies/ toddlers... childhood surely almost as endangered as many of these animals... such as the bonobo, who, along with the chimpanzee, is our closest surviving relative, timid, and not well studied as well as endangered.
Art pen & felt pen on paper
© Su Schaefer 2019
See 'Your species by Su_G' as Isobar (commercial grade) wallpaper @ Roostery.
See 'Your species by Su_G' as fabric @ Spoonflower.
Part of a series; see more ‘Our Species’ designs by Su_G.
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