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FOr Harry Touloumis, AKA "Wild Horse Harry”. He was our farrier for many years, and has been our friend for much longer.
This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama. I used to of my photos, as sources, to make this.
Sent with love.
Model - Unsplash
Texture, flower, sparkle - all my collection
Created on my iPad - apps - Repix, Procreate, Icolorama
instagram.com/p/Be78BWPHqbv/ 2018 Carbon life is a story about a world where there are no observers, we can only indirectly visualize these elements of the microcosm. Life consists of the smallest particles, on which the whole base of known forms of life is erected. Somewhere out there, in the depths of these small forms, the energy that divides this world into living and non-living.
At the moment, I am working on the design for a Covid mask, that incorporates a ‘fart whistle’ on the front.
If you are out, and accidentally cough, or sneeze while wearing it in public, those around you will clear the area, thinking you had just farted instead.
It’s a type of early warning system.
For Chris Stern! Because there is more than one way to pray.
This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of #iColorama, and Procreate. I used two photographs from Chris Stern's collection of black and white images as sources to make this.
I got Procreate yesterday and I am literally amazed at the results!!! From left to right is Crossbones, Cap, and Steve Rogers!!! Procreate is the best and it DEFINITELY suits me!!!
Was inspired by Billy Riner to buy Procreate.
Was inspired by Melvin Seton for Steve Roger head.
I shot this photo of an acupuncture model in a Chinatown shop window when wandering around San Fransisco on a rainy afternoon a couple of years ago. I used Snapseed to convert it to B&W and do a little cleanup, the hand coloring was done using Procreate. I’ve been exploring hand coloring and adding texture and/or graphic elements to photos using various apps for a while now, this is my most recent one.
Apps used: procreate, snapseed, painteresque and psexpress.
First started with the background pattern (inspired by seeing someone wearing a shirt with a similar pattern). First drew the pattern, then roughened it a little bit up with snapseed. Next I drew/painted the pillar at the right. First I wanted to add the figure with the head just as is. But then I got the idea to make it look like someone was painting the figure. Last addition was the faded poster on the wall, for that I used a version of the image that was processed with painteresque. Final step was making the colors slightly more saturated with psexpress.
I love the work of Paul Klee. I decided to learn from him and emulate one of his styles. This homage is the result.
Digital painting with Procreate 5, iPad Pro, and Apple Pencil.
Another sketchbook page from the Seydel archives, pen and watercolor crayon, then ProcreateApp for a few minor changes.
Well, I got some procreate the other day, and immediately started sculpting a more movie accurate Bane. I'm rather proud of it. The amount of detail procreate can hold is amazing. I sculpted a new mask, new vest, new wrist guard, and muscles. Any suggestions before I paint?
This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama. I used several of John's images, and a previous portrait, as sources to build this. Deep inside, there is some Procreate, too.