I really like this one! It goes away from my usual depressing or at least dark pieces I usually produce. This one stemmed from the piece I did called “Its Just Rain” showing the Adamski Effect. I was intrigued with some of the tools that I used to do that one because some were not […]
This is my first attempt at the “Adamski Effect” technique. The Adamski Effect was created by Josh Adamski. It uses blur techniques to create the illusion of movement, while normally keeping the subject in sharp focus. I have to admit that I cheated a little with this one. Normally, the subject is part of the original
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Hi Folks! Let me introduce you to my Grandfather, Seth. You may recall a couple of posts back I created a painting from one of his old photographs. Even though we only met once, that I can remember, he seems to have influenced me in my art. You see, Seth was quite the avid photographer,
I took some of my still-life efforts from last week and created a Triptych. For those of you not familiar with a triptych, you take 3 pictures that are related in some way and display them together as one piece. If you only use two, it is called a Diptych. I used to do diptychs
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This one was interesting. It’s a bit simpler than I normally do but I still think it came out well for what I was going for. I started with an old picture that my grandfather took, I believe in the 1950s. Since he was the chief forester of the state of Virginia, I am assuming
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