This digital image is the result of a photo of the view through an old, dirty pane of glass.
One can see tree and mountain forms.
The lighter coloured shapes are marks, scratches and dried bird poo ...
Richard
On this blog I show and discuss some of the photos that I regularly take as part of my art research.
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Showing posts with label stains. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Friday, October 1, 2010
CHESHUNT 1.
This morning I visited Cheshunt, my favourite property and took over 100 photos, hoping for a new idea or two for my coloured pencil art.
I thought I'd start today with the first of a series of images from my visit. I shall post further examples on Monday and beyond.
I particularly like this view through an old, weathered window.
Richard
I thought I'd start today with the first of a series of images from my visit. I shall post further examples on Monday and beyond.
I particularly like this view through an old, weathered window.
Richard
Friday, September 24, 2010
WINDOW 3.
The third, and last in this mini-series on windows.
This time it's a single pane of glass that contains a beautiful semi-abstract composition.
Richard
This time it's a single pane of glass that contains a beautiful semi-abstract composition.
Richard
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
WINDOW 1.
This section of a window from a farm in Northern Tasmania, is a wonderful example of 'natural' mark making.
I have short-listed this image for a possible drawing.
If I did decide to interpret this image in coloured pencil I intend to frame it using an old, wooden window frame.
Richard
I have short-listed this image for a possible drawing.
If I did decide to interpret this image in coloured pencil I intend to frame it using an old, wooden window frame.
Richard
Friday, May 14, 2010
A FORK IN THE ROAD
I spent the first 3 days of this week in Hobart, our capital city. Over the next week I will share with you some of the photos that I took.Today's image needs no explanation.
Richard
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
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