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Paintings
RichardH
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@Dandelion . Here are some more canvases. the horizontals 5ft wide, the vertical 6ft tall.
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it ain't a competition... besides I've been critically raised up and trashed so many times I'm not fishing for compliments.. just want to show a bit of ordinary life here. step out views and opinion and counter-opinion.. :banghead: :dunce:
http://alhong.com/links.html
I've taken a break on art making, but its always nice to exchange art, etc.
Have you heard of audrey kawasaki?
Anyway here are my digital works.. My work is varied though with regards to what I do.
I'm old school analogue... oil on canvas
I only use Acrylic because I am very impatient with paint and it's drying time.
For about a month straight my students and I have been working with ceramics.
Man I love moldy clay. The smell, the texture. Nothing like building shit.
My wife took a ceramics course at a local college and loved it. I have done some modelling but have stuck to what worked for me in terms of livelihood.
Tom, you're work is wonderfully varied.. I also think your photo's are stunning (facebook ones that I've seen). Creativity is like a big fat cushion... you just want to sink into it and never get up and do anything else lol!
.... attached?...me too .. it's better than being attached to...say .... a gun collection.
Lol, Yes, I agree - much better to have a non violent obsession. I am obsessed with detail.. it feels like medicine.
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120211.html
"Ethereal Forest"
Thank you
But Like I said I mainly have photoshop work, Here is some more stuff.
I take snapshots of nature...I guess that's art. I crochet...nothing fancy, just Afghans and Aran sweaters.
I enjoy looking at what other people see in the world, and you all are very good at capturing what you see.
I only ever did 2 oils in High School, it was fun but definite hard work for me. When I was younger I would pick a place outside for my daughter to play for the afternoon, and draw whatever I saw. I am not sure where those paintings & drawings have been stored, but I am sure I still have them somewhere (possibly in CA with my X). Most of them were scenic, some from my head of days that had passed, but mostly from whatever was there was in front of me. My artistic talents went dormant some time ago
BTW it's hilarious that you gave that picture to your sister as a birthday present!
I love it!..
(I'm sorry, i couldn't resist it.....)
(couldn't resist either...)
Cheers.
Haha Richard got outed!
Darling, I think we all saw them! And we want more! :bow: :bow: :bow:
Haha Richard got outed!
Darling, I think we all saw them! And we want more! :bow: :bow: :bow:
I make the clothing and leatherwork too.
I know - freaks in costumes!
Living History as we like to call it.
http://actionspast.com/Groups/RenaissanceSoldier.aspx
I know that in the US history is quite a big thing simply because there is little of it that exists. In the UK kids tend to hate history, and people my age simply don't care. I guess it is very different there?
I love history... and have a geeky little hobby that I don't get to do very often. Modelling....sloooowly working on both the King George the V, and the Bismark.
The double helix entering/emerging into/from the eye, and seeing/proliferating a cosmos, is an archetypal vision .
I was inspired by the psybient I was listening to, and it all came into place. Making psychedelic art is a lot of fun.