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Meu primeiro vídeo tutorial de nail art está pronto!
Se vocês quiserem ver como eu faço splatter nails, é só clicar aqui.
Para essa splatter mani eu usei o Argay da Kelly como base, e o Silver da Sally Hansen + Super Bossa Nova da Essie para o respingado.
Beijos e bom findi!
© 2013 Donna Coburn
Painted with Sketchbook Pro on a Wacom Tablet. No photos or other apps were used.
This is one of 27 Christmas cards I made this year. I splatter painted mirror paper with three different shades of green paint to make the tree. The letters are plastic.
See current cards available for sale here: www.etsy.com/shop/23and10
Colour Splatter, a day out with games and much more, organized by the Students of English batch 11 & DICT+English batch 17 of ICBT Kandy Campus Language Center was held on 24th November 2017 at the Gatambe grounds. Among the event sponsors were Airtel & Green Cafe.
Project was supervised by Mrs Kaushalya Gunathilaka & the official event coverage by Kandy Zone.
Special thank to Kandy Municipal Council and the Kandy Police Station for the valuble cooperation in organizing this event.
"For example, a device transmitting a sine wave produces a single peak in the frequency spectrum; however, if the device abruptly starts or stops transmitting this sine wave, it will emit noise at frequencies other than the frequency of the sine wave. This noise is known as spectral splatter." - wikipedia
Studio photography of Portland, Oregon artist/musician Myrrh Larsen.
Starfish Studios, Seattle, Washington. October 2010.
Hair and makeup by Lindsey Watkins.
Photography by Libby Bulloff.
All rights reserved.
Blue and white grunge paint splatter background.
Credit Mike McDonald / Ember Studio when using this image.
Heavy rain is here. Our elementary school must have a gutter problem because this was coming down from the roof. My phone is supposedly splash proof, and I put it to the test to capture this.
Still playing in photoshop.
1. Select texture for base
2. Created layer mask of bird on different layer.
3. Fill same layer with splatter brushes @ 50% opacity.
4. Convert bird layer to multiply
5. add a few more splatters on different layer for foliage.
Gold splatter. Gliden housepaint and acrylic on 30 x 40 inch canvas by C. Michael Gibson. Available. I know a room where this might work!
first attempts at high speed photography
lighting: ikea halogen lamp and film canister diffused powershot s3 is popup flash
This is a really easy recipe and the last step is optional:
Wash one pint of blueberries and remove any stems.
Put the blueberries in a sauce pan over medium heat on the stove.
Add about 1/3 cup sugar.
Let simmer until the juice comes out of the berries. Stir as needed.
Add 1 1/2 tsp pectin and simmer for another 10 minutes to thicken.
Optional:
Check the burners to see that your other dishes are not burning. Simultaneously turn and lower your elbow so it catchs the handle of the blueberry pot and splatters decoratively.
Be sure to wear close toed shoes.
****Please feel free to use this Texture in your Artwork, if you do use it i would love it if you would please post your work in my group here****
www.flickr.com/groups/1296873@N23/
Thank you ***
Tribute to Clive Barker, Stephen King and all the others from the horror section ...
No, this is not blood, this is chocolate sauce + Photoshop :-)
The brand: "Schokoladensauce mit feinem Kakao" from Schwartau (looks better than it tastes ...). Some comments:
1.
I had to put plate and chocolate sauce in the freezer to keep the sauce from melting too fast. Anyway: You have to shoot *really* quick.
2.
The "splatter shots" are done on plates, the "hand shots" are done by pressing a chocolate sauce covered hand on paper (it did not look good on a plate, too blurred).
Just trying something with my new Alien Bees
Strobist: sb800 1/8 camera left aimed at background
Alien Bee B800 1/8 aimed at glass/background
Triggered with Cybersynch triggers