My digital photo collages are coming along quite well. They feature photographs of some of my friends, who have kindly posed for me.
I am structuring the works as triptychs with three separate parts. I am using Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 to manipulate the images. I don't often use filters, but have found them useful in this series.
I am using my small Wacom tablet...trying to get used to it.
'Rehearsal'
Showing posts with label digital art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital art. Show all posts
Monday, May 18, 2015
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Living Change Exhibition
Today I headed down to Childers for the opening of Flying Arts Qld Regional Art Awards 'Living Change' exhibition.
Last year I had been fortunate enough to win the Digital Art Award with my work called 'Immersed'.
There was a small but enthusiastic group there for the opening and a delicious morning tea was served.
I was able to tell the group about my award which was a two week fully paid residency at The Edge in Brisbane. Click here to read more about The Edge.
It was great to see all the selected works from that competition in the flesh. There is a lot of good art coming out of Regional Queensland.
I gave Flying Arts a bit of publicity, as I had been a rep for them in the early years of my art practice and they are a brilliant organisation supporting regional artists in many ways.
Below is my work 'Immersed'. It is a photograph of a woman merged with a photograph taken from a plane over the port areas. That day it was easy to see that the rivers were full of silt washed down by the floods. The aerial photo I took captured the sparkling rivulets that wound their way around the landscape, and it was a very beautiful sight. But in the making of the artwork, the piece became more sombre. cx
Last year I had been fortunate enough to win the Digital Art Award with my work called 'Immersed'.
There was a small but enthusiastic group there for the opening and a delicious morning tea was served.
I was able to tell the group about my award which was a two week fully paid residency at The Edge in Brisbane. Click here to read more about The Edge.
It was great to see all the selected works from that competition in the flesh. There is a lot of good art coming out of Regional Queensland.
I gave Flying Arts a bit of publicity, as I had been a rep for them in the early years of my art practice and they are a brilliant organisation supporting regional artists in many ways.
Below is my work 'Immersed'. It is a photograph of a woman merged with a photograph taken from a plane over the port areas. That day it was easy to see that the rivers were full of silt washed down by the floods. The aerial photo I took captured the sparkling rivulets that wound their way around the landscape, and it was a very beautiful sight. But in the making of the artwork, the piece became more sombre. cx
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Magic
There is a little magic in the air! I feel it...and it's coming out in my work today. I don't mean to sound over-confident or arrogant even, but most artists have felt the magic when it's there. It's a good feeling, and works seem to arrive effortlessly when that feeling is there.
I've been making digital images today based on photographs I took months ago of a very special friend.
The works are photographs of my friend merged with photographs of celestial charts.
I've been making digital images today based on photographs I took months ago of a very special friend.
The works are photographs of my friend merged with photographs of celestial charts.
Friday, September 20, 2013
New digital works
I took photos some months back of one of my friends and have been waiting patiently to process them. I have just managed to find a few hours here and there in between the work I have to develop for the Bundaberg Centenary celebrations.
I love making these digital images...merging photographs with patterns, celestial charts, lace and so on. My models are transformed by this process. Here is one of the recent works and some older work as well. Let me know what you think about them. cx
I love making these digital images...merging photographs with patterns, celestial charts, lace and so on. My models are transformed by this process. Here is one of the recent works and some older work as well. Let me know what you think about them. cx
2012
2012
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Web design
Well it seems I have become a web designer overnight as well as a photographer!! I am going to stick a poster in my window and see if I get any responses. I designed a rather nice poster for this purpose. Tamara at Officeworks printed it up for me for $15.
In the end I gave it to Justyn when I went to ask Rachael if I could post it in my studio window. So I will have to get another tomorrow.
Rachael is thrilled to bits with the photos, and they really are quite good I think…better than I could have hoped for. It is the lighting that seems to make the difference. I am going to have fun experimenting.
Rachael is working around the corner in a retirement village and she put my name forward to develop a website for the growing complex.
I have made a few over recent years, or helped friends to make their own. Ben had bought me the software years ago… probably seven years. I was a bit hesitant to go online at first, but once I got going there has been no looking back.
The days just get busier and busier and I don’t know how I am going to get everything done! In the back of my mind is a little voice nagging me about what I will show at my next solo exhibition and I have been trying to sort that out. I would really like to show the digital works on paper with the figures I have made using the panorama settings. I am going to try to select up to ten good images.
But I must get on with the website first. It will mean some welcome dollars for me.
Till soon C xx
In the end I gave it to Justyn when I went to ask Rachael if I could post it in my studio window. So I will have to get another tomorrow.
Rachael is thrilled to bits with the photos, and they really are quite good I think…better than I could have hoped for. It is the lighting that seems to make the difference. I am going to have fun experimenting.
Rachael is working around the corner in a retirement village and she put my name forward to develop a website for the growing complex.
I have made a few over recent years, or helped friends to make their own. Ben had bought me the software years ago… probably seven years. I was a bit hesitant to go online at first, but once I got going there has been no looking back.
The days just get busier and busier and I don’t know how I am going to get everything done! In the back of my mind is a little voice nagging me about what I will show at my next solo exhibition and I have been trying to sort that out. I would really like to show the digital works on paper with the figures I have made using the panorama settings. I am going to try to select up to ten good images.
But I must get on with the website first. It will mean some welcome dollars for me.
Till soon C xx
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Venus
Here is Venus….a hint at what will come after the Suburban Goddess exhibition. I am in something of a ‘zone’ as they say - I have been producing quite a lot of new digital works in the past few days. I am very excited about them, but will keep them under wraps for a future exhibition. I will have developed my ideas further by then.
In the weeks to follow I will be posting more images from the SG series, both 2d and 3d.
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