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Christian Lacroix a passé son enfance en allant jouer dans les ruines de l'abbaye de Montmajour avec les gamins du pays. En 2013, il a été invité à s'emparer de cette magnifique abbaye pour l'habiter avec d'autres artistes… dont il a distribué les œuvres en redessinant l'espace.
Dans le déambulatoire éclairé par des meurtrières, les coupes translucides de Robert Wilson, alignées sur le bois brut.....
Abbaye de Montmajour (près d'Arles - Bouches-du-Rhône - France)
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Christian Lacroix spent his childhood by going to play in the ruins of the Abbey of Montmajour with the kids of the country. In 2013, he was invited to seize this magnificent abbey to live in it with other artists whose works he distributed by redrawing the space.
In the ambulatory enlightened by notches, Robert Wilson's translucent cups, aligned on the raw wood.....
Created for Challenge 220.0 ~ Winter Scenes ~ The Award Tree ~!
Background – merging of two separate Dalle-2.AI images from a text prompt, with extensive inpainting and outpainting. Perspective was added by the repetition of the street lamps and by adding the edge of the path on the left. Almost all of the colouring on the left and the merging of the two original AI images was done by hand.
Figure 1 – Wombo AI (completely recoloured, resized and partly redrawn to match the other person.) Figure 2 AI Dalle 2. Needed some redrawing/recolouring/resizing.
The image was tidied up in AI Deep Dream Generator and Filter Forge.
Programs used: Paint/Paint Shop Pro/Wombo AI/ Deep Dream Generator AI /Filter Forge.
Loch Long is a body of water in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. The Sea Loch extends from the Firth of Clyde at its southwestern end. It measures approximately 20 miles (32 km) in length, with a width of between 1 and 2 miles (1.6 and 3.2 km). The loch also has an arm, Loch Goil, on its western side.
Loch Long forms part of the coast of the Cowal peninsula and forms the entire western coastline of the Rosneath Peninsula.
Loch Long was historically the boundary between Argyll and Dunbartonshire. However, in 1996 boundary redrawing meant that it moved wholly within the council area of Argyll and Bute.
Information from Wikipedia.
Texture's & Effect's by William Walton & Topaz.
Created for the Awardtree theme “October Colours Art”
Stock image – plus DDG. Then Dalle 2. Then DDG. Redrawing with paint and paint shop pro at each stage. Cyclist from Creative commons
Created for the AIA group Umbrella Stories Challenge - September /October 2023.
Earlier image completely redrawn and processed see first comment box,
Background – merging of two separate Dalle-2 images, extensive inpainting and outpainting
Figure 1 – Wombo some redrawing – Figure 2 Dalle 2 some redrawing/recolouring.
Programs used: Paint/Paint Shop Pro/Wombo/ Deep Dream Generator /Filter Forge.
Old man: Wombo
House: DDG
Daffodils: own stock
Trees: creative commons
Extensive redrawing
Processed with Paint/Paint shop pro/ wombo/ddg
“Lounge”
Produced for the Art Gallery Week theme “Humans in Art”
Originally a photographed painting of two women. A third woman was added with Paint (mirror image of the second woman). Processed with DDG with some redrawing. Then processed with Wombo and partly redrawn. Finished off in Paint and Paint Shop Pro.
Just some more practice. I decided to try redrawing the clothes. Hope you guys like it! Original: www.flickr.com/photos/tayajules/41964740982/in/dateposted/
To paint a new world with different colors
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Loch Long is a body of water in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. The Sea Loch extends from the Firth of Clyde at its southwestern end. It measures approximately 20 miles (32 km) in length, with a width of between 1 and 2 miles (1.6 and 3.2 km). The loch also has an arm, Loch Goil, on its western side.
Loch Long forms part of the coast of the Cowal peninsula and forms the entire western coastline of the Rosneath Peninsula.
Loch Long was historically the boundary between Argyll and Dunbartonshire. However, in 1996 boundary redrawing meant that it moved wholly within the council area of Argyll and Bute.
A TORPEDO Range was operational on Loch Long from 1912 to 1986, and the abandoned Admiralty buildings, pier and slipway remained visible on the west shore of the loch, opposite Arrochar, until 2007, when the site was destroyed by fire and demolished.
Originally an Admiralty facility, the range became the Royal Naval Torpedo Testing Station and Range, referred to variously as the Loch Long Torpedo Range and the Arrochar Torpedo Range.
This is a revamp of "481. Lounge" which was originally a photographed painting of two women. A third woman was added with Paint (mirror image of the second woman). Processed with DDG with some redrawing. Then processed with Wombo and partly redrawn.
675 Flappers was further processed in DDG and three more women were added.
Created with the help of Wombo and DDG AI and Finished off in Paint and Paint Shop Pro.
Prior to the National Bus Company redrawing the boundaries of its subsidiary companies in the run up to de-regulation, the Yorkshire coastal resort of Scarborough was very much the territory of United Automobile Services, whose red buses enjoyed a monopoly on the sea front. Open-top buses were very late coming to Scarborough, perhaps because of the bracing nature of the weather, although that didn't deter the hardy northerners from swimming in the bay.
Prior to this, the seafront service was characterised by several generations of stylish single-deck buses with central entrances and roof quarter-lights - what in tramway terms would have been called 'sun saloons'. This digitally-coloured image shows a 1951 Leyland Tiger TS8 with a 1935 Plaxton body that had previously been fitted to an ADC chassis. These buses lasted until 1957 when they were replaced by the lengthened Bristol Ls with new ECW bodies illustrated in the next image. The source image is from the collection of Peter Elliott (photographer unknown).
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先月の3月9日に描いたものを描き直し。
テーマは「マッチョ／けもみみ／サーバルキャット／肌黒／歯白／金髪／妓楼の窓際」
逆光の表現を強調してみました。
A redrawing of the one drawn last month on 9 March.
The theme is "Macho / Animal Ears / Serval cat / Tan skin / White teeth / Blonde hair / Window in the Japanese tatami room".
I emphasized the expression of backlighting.
2022-04-10
Illustrated by 尾津杏奈 Oz Anna. The tool is Clip Studio Paint.
尾津杏奈 Oz Anna / Rehana all right received.
Created for the AwardTree Challenge 222.0 Mystical light.
Central figure from a Creative Commons photograph modified by DDG
The two other figures by Dall-e 2 but redrawn.
Redrawing with Paint, Shop Pro/Paint and DDG
The main shop sign proved to be a part of the drawing I kept going back to work on, it just would not behave itself. I did some work on it, then moved onto another part of the drawing. Then went back to it. I was happy with it only after erasing most it it and redrawing it! I used a Staedtler 0.3mm pencil, Derwent blending stump and Tombow Mono Zero eraser in an A4 cartridge paper sketchbook.
Created for: Challenge 226.0 ~ Catching Clouds ~ Award Tree ~
Machine – creative commons + Wombo+DDG+Paint+Paint Shop Pro+redrawing
Clouds – Stock photos+Paint+Paint Shop Pro+Filter Forge
Passing spaceship-stock image
Finally got around to giving Juri a faceup.
Freaking manbrows ruining everything. They are my 4th attempt and I am fed up of redrawing them so they have to stay.
I regret the white blobs on his eyes so I'll try wiping them off.
But anyway here's a crap photo.
Hopefully Edens will turn out better :/
First of all Happy New Year to everyone and now back to my work...
One more image from the "Smokers" series.
This time in caribbean style. I love caribbean people for their optimism, ability to be always happy, always ready to joke and in a same time to feel the sadness. I love them because they always are ready to help other people.
And of course I love caribbean women - beautiful, bright, and very emotional.
I call this picture just ironically "Caribbean Voodoo" ...
Thanks to my friend Alexander Golant ( algont ) www.flickr.com/photos/26114279@N06/ for the original shot of this woman. And again I spent a lot of time for damaging his photo: active retouching, sometimes redrawing, adding some subjects (including the rooster), recomposing, texturizing and so ...
Much better view in large.
Explore front page #19, 01/03/09
Gradually extending the drawing to include a few more houses and more sea wall. At this stage it is a case of checking the measurements of each component and redrawing of nessecary before putting in any detail. Drawn with a Pentel 0.5mm pencil on an A4 cartridge paper sketchpad.
First of all, the only truth here is that's me...
Untruth... I stopped to smoke many years ago, it's not a Wild West ( just Canada ) and finally, I broke my glasses, that's why I have so suspicious look...
This image was created for The Temple Of Aphrodite group www.flickr.com/groups/thetempleofaphrodite/discuss/721576... Contest: Self portrait / fantasy world on sepia door panel.
Thanks to Paul Grand www.flickr.com/photos/63263430@N00/sets/72157609706897928/ for donating the texture for this contest.
Thanks to my friend Alexander Golant ( algont ) www.flickr.com/photos/26114279@N06/ for the original shot of me. I spent a lot of time for damaging his photo: active retouching, sometimes redrawing, texturizing and so - I call these horrible things by absolutely strange word "processing"
Explore #85, 12/02/08
This is one of the twincalfs. He was so kind to walk in to the sun lit field for a few minutes before redrawing in to the shadow. The coulors are much more defined when sunlit. Their mother will leave them for shorter periodes due to matingseason now. They dont seem to bother that much.
Saturday Self Challenge
Since the next challenge will be on the Saturday before Christmas, the topic will be anything related to Christmas. Since it is also the Winter Solstice, if you don't celebrate Christmas, you may choose any topic relating to winter.
You may process any way you choose, your photo can be in colour or black and white.
I’d decided to keep it simple this week, but as usual I ended up making it a bit more difficult for myself. Fortunately we had some snow overnight Saturday 14th to Sunday 15th, so I was able to get the background close up shot of some snow on the moors, this gave me a winter photo. I decided it looked a bit sad on its own, so I had the idea to combine it with something a little more colourful, here’s where my Poinsettia (which is still alive after two weeks) came in. I then had to combine the two and get rid of all the stuff surrounding the flower. For this I used an iPad app called Juxtaposer, (which is great but it removes the EXIF data) The process is quite simple but involves a lot of pencil work erasing the background of the top image, this being the poinsettia. Anyway an hour later after lots of frantic erasing and redrawing I had achieved the desired effect. A few tweaks here and there, a frame and text added and here we have the end result.
Here is a link which explains the Roman festival of Saturnalia and its links to Christmas. With thanks to the History Today web site.
Did The Romans Invent Christmas ?
However you celebrate this time of year, season’s greetings to all my friends in the SSC group and on Flickr.
Thank you for your visit and your comments, they are greatly appreciated.
to make a long story short: like 4 years ago i started drawing a shit load of characters for my imaginary zelda game :P
and a few weeks ago i began redrawing them for mabye a flash game in the far future :D
I had a challenge redrawing that fashion sphotos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/418142_37682189699...
Towards the end of a sunny day on the North Wales coast, 175106 reaches the end of the line with the 1550 from to Crewe to Holyhead.
At the time of writing in October 2023, it may also be the end of the line for the fleet of 27 class 175 units. The last was withdrawn from service in the early hours of Tuesday 17th October, with no future use identified.
When first introduced in 2000, the fleet were operated by North Western Trains and operated across the North West of England and North Wales. They all carried this attractive livery from new.
The fleet allowed the north west to dispense with the last of its BR first generation trains. Either directly or through stock cascade, the last class 101 and 309 units were replaced along with locomotive hauled passenger stock used between Birmingham and North Wales.
Redrawing of the UK's rail franchises bought this shortlived era to a close in 2003: after this date the fleet was used by the Welsh rail franchises on mainline routes within Wales, on the marches line, and to Manchester.
The fishery complex at the centre of my commission. The first draft needed changes to a couple of ranges in this view. One needed to show weather boards on the walls. Another needed redrawing as I had drawn one of the buildings in its present form, which included a raising of the roof lines in about 1900-1910. A reconstruction drawing of this kind can take a long time to finalise when there are so many details to consider. I hopeful that everything is now done to the client's approval, then we can move onto finishing the drawing with some pale wateercolour washes. The building I am drawing as a cutaway view is the one second from the right, the one on the end having been demolished.
From a thousand meters above the fjord, the world unfurls in layers — contours of shadow and suggestion, mountains dissolving into one another like ink bleeding into damp paper. Early September in Lofoten holds the atmosphere in a delicate tension, a place where the boundaries between elements thin out, as if the world itself is hesitant to commit to a single form.
Light spills through fractures in the sky — not boldly, but with the cautious grace of something rare and fleeting. It touches the fjord’s surface briefly, etching veins of molten silver onto the water’s skin before retreating. Below, the fjord absorbs this transient glow, cradling it gently before folding it back into the blue, the gray, the deepening dusk.
Clouds hover, dense and restless, their bellies full of withheld rain. They billow and scatter, then gather again, like thoughts just beyond the edge of articulation. Thunder waits somewhere behind the ridges, its presence more felt than heard, a low pressure pushing against the back of your mind. Curtains of rain descend in delicate vertical strokes, erasing and redrawing the peaks in a rhythm too subtle to measure.
The mountains stand there, neither resisting nor yielding — outlines of an ancient geometry, their edges smudged by mist and movement. They are not guardians, not sentinels, but something more elusive: participants in an exchange of light and shadow, stillness and upheaval. Their faces are not worn; they are perpetually rewritten by rain, wind, and the brief caress of sun.
And you, standing within this shifting cartography of light, feel like an afterthought — a presence so small it barely registers. There is no narrative here, only a slow, ceaseless negotiation between the elements. The fjord does not shimmer for you; the sky does not rage at you. They exist in a dialogue older and deeper than perception, a dialogue that pauses now and then to let the sun slip through, to let the rain speak in hushed syllables.
As the storm rolls in, the light’s retreat feels neither victory nor defeat. It is simply the next movement in this symphony of becoming — a reminder that the world is never static. The beauty is not in the sun or the rain, but in the trembling edge where they meet, hesitate, and move on.
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In this place where light hesitates and shadows breathe, there lies a world seen through eyes attuned to the fleeting — where each moment is a delicate revelation.
To explore more of these shifting landscapes, where images and words weave together to unveil the subtle conversations of nature, follow the path to the artist and writer’s sanctuary at www.coronaviking.com. Here, each frame and each phrase offer a quiet invitation to witness, to wonder, and to wander.
Working on the redrawing of last year portrait.
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The ultimate slide. I loved the composition of this image but it was taken from a car, and the original was just too blurry. After a couple of hours of combining every technique I could think of, along with multiple Topaz filters (I lost track of everything), plus some literal redrawing - VOILA!
HSS!
Le mont sacré d'Orta comprend un circuit constitué d'une vingtaine de chapelles retraçant la vie de Saint François d'Assise sous la forme de scènes en 2 et 3 dimensions.
The sacred mount of Orta includes a circuit constituted by about twenty chapels redrawing the life of Saint Francis of Assisi under the shape of scenes in 2 and 3 dimensions.
"There are two cities in Marrakesh - the first, the capital, is geomatrically and secretly laid out. It is the perfect city as dreamed of by its prince. The other, that covered it, both rich and existing, has become a labyrinth for lost travellers. The hidden order of the city, the invisible star, drawn then erased by the centuries, still shines. Its reflection can be seen in time, in the many facets of the city's mosaics and domes, in the geometry of its red and gold cedar ceilings, in the water in its pools and fountains, and in the ever-renewed paradise of its courtyard houses. (...) They had not forgotten it, unlike those who were too busy building this city, dividing up the lands and the quarters that followed the mule trails that led from the gates of the city to its vibrant center, its mosque and its market. This is how Marrakesh was born. This huge web of earthen walls and earthen roots in an imperfect grid, woven with enclosed spaces, gardens, patios and courtyards. Marrakesh, in a harmony of pink ochre hues, like a shimmering carpet of contiguous secrets. And the time flowed over this earth, over these walls. And the rain undermined its foundations; and the wind blew off dust, laying it on the roads and on the streets. The city slowly rebuilt itself on top of the old city, continually redrawing the outline of a new -old- city, made of walls built on the remains of existing walls, using the same earth. But always under the sun!"
Q. Wilbaux, Marrakesh; the secret of courtyard houses, 1999, Paris, p. 6-8. Translated from the French by K. McElhearn.
A medina quarter (Arabic: المدينة القديمة al-madīnah al-qadīmah "the old city") is a distinct city section found in many North African cities. The medina is typically walled, contains many narrow and maze-like streets. The word "medina" (Arabic: مدينة madīnah) itself simply means "city" or "town" in modern day Arabic. Medina quarters often contain historical fountains, palaces, and mosques. Because of the very narrow streets, medinas are free from car traffic. (...) This makes them unique among highly populated urban centres. Some medinas were also used to confuse and slow down invaders because of how narrow and winding they are.
This is one of the twincalfs. He was so kind to walk in to the sun lit field for a few minutes before redrawing in to the shadow. The coulors are much more defined when sunlit. Their mother will leave them for shorter periodes due to matingseason now. They dont seem to bother that much.
This one began as a pencil sketch which was then inked. I scanned it and have set about redrawing and coloring it using the SketchClub application. There’s a lot more to do, including the possible addition of some wildlife. This is yet another of my “Going in Circles” series.
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@TOliveFern " I refuse to believe that kicking people out of their homes & bringing other people from all over the world to live in their homes is normal. I refuse to normalise theft. I refuse to normalise Israel."
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Mae Israel yn cymeradwyo codi 19 o dreflannau newydd, rhywbeth sy'n debygol o ail-lunio'r Lan Orllewinol, gan danseilio unrhyw bosibilrwydd o gytundeb lle y byddai dwy wladwriaeth. 22/XII/2025
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H King & Co. - 1903
Clare Street, Blackpool
For Dave Nolan.
This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama. I used several images from Dave's collection, to make this.
The Backstory: This was the 1,426th iPad portrait painting that I have posted to Facebook, to celebrate friends and perfect strangers, usually for their birthdays. I spend an inordinate amount of time doing this, with the hope of bringing some joy to others, because, that is how we can achieve peace on earth. When the works are completed, the results look so simple, but trust me, this is never easy for me. The "But, of course," only hits me, when a piece is completed.
Every painting is an adventure, every process is different. Much of the time, I use the vast possibilities in iColorama. The big secret to my process is time, care, and persistence.
I cannot remember how many masks I made, in compositing the photographic elements. I fully realize the combination makes no logical sense, which is, for me, part of fun in it.
I started with a low resolution profile picture of Dave, layered in the other elements, including one of a man peering through Venetian blinds, into a daytime scene. After redrawing and painting into the composite, with various brushes, I used effects for flattening, creating edges, coherences, simplifying, working with color and contrast – playing with a retro feel. Everything, including the kitchen sink! I could not resist putting the neon "Heated Pool" sign in Dave's sunglasses. I layered into a number of different versions of the same composition, using chroma, shift and blend functions. After a full day of this, I enjoyed finding this solution.
I only meant to do 100 iPad portraits, but, as you may imagine, I have gone a little over my goal.
After looking back at my other drawings I decided that I'm going to start redrawing some of my old drawings to bring them up to my current standard
The Original : www.flickr.com/photos/amazingartstudios/7509745824/in/pho...
Easter Egg: If you look closely at the tattoos you can see my signature in one :P
I'm thinking of redoing most of them which I'm not too pleased with
Loch Long is a body of water in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. The Sea Loch extends from the Firth of Clyde at its southwestern end. It measures approximately 20 miles (32 km) in length, with a width of between 1 and 2 miles (1.6 and 3.2 km). The loch also has an arm, Loch Goil, on its western side.
Loch Long forms part of the coast of the Cowal peninsula and forms the entire western coastline of the Rosneath Peninsula.
Loch Long was historically the boundary between Argyll and Dunbartonshire. However, in 1996 boundary redrawing meant that it moved wholly within the council area of Argyll and Bute.
This is my first project at my university.
Now I'm redrawing graphics and fixing models of my past projects for entrance selection of laboratory.
Have been redrawing and painting some of the kaijyu series done last year in hope of coming up with something new. It has given birth to this Gembo fellow...Check out those lugs.
Signalbox diagram from Falsgrave (Scarborough) between 1965 and 1968.
I have digitally recreated the diagram from an office copy, redrawing some of the missing detail and adding colour.
To give it life, I have simulated a busy day, with trains arriving, departing and a loco outside the signalbox waiting to drop onto its train.
Notice how busy it must have been, where the draughtsman has actually drawn two signallers at the box.
The Goods Yard Line passes through a short shallow tunnel, tightly curving away to the north which was once the single track line to Whitby Prospect Hill and beyond. Now as with many railway locations, that yard is a supermarket and car park.
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Scarborough Station Box controlled platforms 3 and above as well as the other yard, and Washbeck Signalbox was the next box in the other direction at the start of the complex.
✰ This photo was featured on The Epic Global Showcase here: bit.ly/1QhQcru
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Fire vs Water • Who do you think would win?? Redrawing from @jongkie though I had trouble re creating his style so I just decided to do my own thing for the top
by @creativityincolour on Instagram.