Website Beautiful Images
I have a book she co authoured I just realised, and have blogged about her work before. Found these, and am blogging again! Must be a sign to get on with something adventurous!
Images follow
Website Beautiful Images
I have a book she co authoured I just realised, and have blogged about her work before. Found these, and am blogging again! Must be a sign to get on with something adventurous!
Images follow
I am pleased to have found Diana’s blog. Some fine digital art.
She talks of going from Digital to analog. A process that has me stopped in my tracks right now!
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There are also some others I group, partly because of their stone tones, also because of the shapes. Distinctive iPhone finger painting. I came up with the name glass houses, linking the stones and the finger pointing.
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I have been working on the iPhone making images for a while now. There is a swag of them on Flickr. It is fascinating how different apps (and I think I have them all!) lead me to create different styles. Here are two that I spotted today that I can imagine in a larger series, I am not sue how I made them now, I don’t think the “series” would be dependant on the methods used anyway.
I am enjoying the touch screen to make sketches. Here are a few, already uploaded to flickr. One thing about these small screens they are touch enabled! They can do stuff the PC can\’t do so well unless you have a tablet PC. I have tried three apps so far & they are each delightful in their own way! Having used different apps (!) on my tablet it is amazing how different tools warm me up to different things.Free app: DoodleIt
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\n\niGraffitti\n\nHas an interesting shadow feature. Also has a website they can go to\n\n
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I am reading, or rather just treasuring a book about Jasper Johns’ “Grey” – tied in with this – exhibition in Chicago

Now doing my usual netscan and blogging.
Here is a readable essay, from the New York Times, it concludes:
Unlike so many contemporary artists producing in today’s overheated art market, Mr. Johns relies neither on dozens of assistants nor a computer to make his creations. He executes his work by hand. “It’s a different art world from the one I grew up in,†he said, relaxing in his living room in a pair of khaki shorts, a light blue shirt and sandals. “Artists today know more. They are aware of the market more than they once were. There seems to be something in the air that art is commerce itself.
“I haven’t really been a part of it, although I’m sure in some way I am. It just doesn’t interest me.â€
Asked what influence he feels he may have had on those young artists, Mr. Johns paused. “To me,†he said, “self-description is a calamity.â€
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I will have prints in the Felt Exhibition organised by Lucy Arnold of “Board of Design” (details below).
You are invited to the opening of “like something different”, an exhibition of inspirational Christchurch makers exploring the business of craft.
5.30 – 7.30pm Monday 18 August
Gallery 3, Our City O-Tautahi, cnr. Oxford Terrace and Worcester Boulevard
There will also be a Craft Day – 23 August details coming up.
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Lucy’s details:
Board of Design
Graphic Design & Illustration
Level 2 · 34 New Regent Street · PO Box 1679 · Christchurch · New Zealand
Ph. +64 3 379 9860 · Cell 021 2525 789 · Fax +64 3 379 9868
lucy@bod.co.nz · http://www.bod.co.nz
A podcast about art & nature, mostly a personal rumination on a theme, just my need to think out loud. Art, my art, Jackson Pollock, Mark Tobey.
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Led to me making a digital image (I would like to do paintings along this line).
Horizon
Becs wanted me to print #0549 Persist from the Thousand Sketches. I have but first did a bit more work on it. It now looks thus, not that different but livelier!
Persist
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While I was at it I did some more:
Babboo
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Grass
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