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This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama and Procreate. I used one of Kerry's photographs as a source to make this.
This is a full resolution file of an image posted sometime late September, or early October. I had neglected to notice the earlier versions were downsized. I appolgise to my friends for not realizing my mistake.
Sex for most mammals has nothing to do with pleasure, just procreation. This buck is following his instincts that keep his species alive. In a few seconds he's made his contribution. Now this doe must carry a fawn and then nurse it and school it on survival techniques for a year.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama and Procreate. I used two of Fernando's images as sources to build this.
This is a full resolution file of an image posted sometime late September, or early October. I had neglected to notice the earlier versions were downsized. I appolgise to my friends for not realizing my mistake.
This is an iPad painting made with a beta version of iColorama, and Procreate. I used some of Dale's images as sources to make this.
Toads procreating in a small pond near Waseda.
Japanese Commom Toad / Bufo japonicus.
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This photograph can be licensed at Getty Images:
www.gettyimages.com/detail/120056865/flickr?esource=en-us...
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Hi all,
hope you enjoy this one.
Ipad, procreate, Bamboo stylus
Carsten
1.3.2013, Berlin, Germany
This is an iPad painting made with iColorama, Procreate, Tangled FX, and Snapseed. I borrowed the source photographs from Andrea's collection.
This is a perhaps nonstandard design of one of the print letters in the Cherokee alphabet, turned upside down and painted. I couldn't find this letter when I looked again at their alphabet. Many of the letters in the Cherokee aphabet look to me like interesting miniature sculptures, although of course since they are flat they would only be profiles of possible sculptures. In any case, here it is just something I used to paint a simple abstract, using Procreate (iPad app).