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Statue Study~
Been a while since I have done anything creative so this is an attempt to get back into it a little, no video this time though of process. Used mainly graphite and acrylic paint on canson mixed media sketching paper 11x14 (edited digitally slightly)
Time:3-4hrs
Vivid Sydney lights up the harbour bridge and the Sebel Pier One. The colours are constantly shifting, but managed to catch them both purple at the same time.
Some cattle studies which should help me with the finished artwork of the reconstruction drawing I am working on. My little herd of William Britain's plastic cows have modelled for numerous reconstruction drawings, not least of which were historic farmsteads which I worked on in the 1990s. The models themselves are now historical objects, the present Britain's farm animals seem to me less lifelike and difficult to scale. A 17th century engraving I found in a book about the English civil war will help me "age" the animals. Drawn on an A4 cartridge paper sketchpad, with Pentel 0.5mm pencil, Winsor and Newton watercolours and some fineliner pens.
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A Sunrise Study, in le Cinque Terre (Italy) with the Leica S (Typ 007) and the 35mm Summarit-S f/2.5.
Koi carp Colour study
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Hello my dear friends :)
I wanted to share this work with you.... unfortunatly i didn´t draw too much this year (btw, one of the oddest years of my life) but still wanted to be present .
Explore 22 Sept 2023. #379
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noise is good.
that one phrase sent me down a rabbit hole that I feel so stupid to have not realized sooner.
chroma and luma noise in the right amounts are beautiful and add an extra dimension of texture.
the line we swallowed, hook line and sinker, of noise is bad has resulted in us chasing a dragon massaged by marketing teams. they're not pure evil though. we only have ourselves to blame, it's what we asked for.
but come down this little side path with me for a bit, populated by super geeky digicam fanatics and a whole new world of malarkey opens up.
not those looking for a cheap alternative to film. no, those guys are lost to the world hunting for their next fix.
this malarkey involves appreciating the ccd for it's inherent beauty, warts and all. the noise, the small file sizes that accentuate it, it's a whole thing.
it's a fun new brush to colour malarkey with.
Studies have found that most backpackers would rather cross creeks and rivers on bridges than through fords, even in designated wildernesses.
The trails along the southeast arm and into the Thorofare have no bridges. I imagine it helps keep people away, especially when you leave the areas accessible by boat.