Postings of my various and sundry attempts at something like art
I was watching another tutorial video by James Julier on sea sunsets . I was inspired to make my own, based on an old photo — I can’t place exactly where the original was, but it was a rocky beach, somewhere on the west coast near Santa Cruz. The project post gives more info and intermediate steps.
I watched and followed part of a tutorial on YouTube, from James Julier, on painting a digital landscape of trees with mountains in background. I departed from the tutorial partway through, but still a good time. https://www.notion.so/tamouse/James-Julier-landscape-tutorial-6fe9dc3b66c34b238e7d7e00973a619b
I took some photos of some pretty flowers near my PT facility. Turns out they were Stella D’oro blossoms. I did this all day yesterday, I really like how it turned out. The blog entry for this is https://tamouse.notion.site/Stella-D-oro-9a9c0e47b361484a90949bb40a5cc7d3 .
This was something I did a couple years ago. One of my early explorations of digital art, this felt like using markers rather than watercolour painting, which is fine. Find the project blog entry at https://www.notion.so/tamouse/Rainy-SF-Street-c5623aec18194cad90a45b269b186825
Doing things a little differently this time. Instead of writing my blog post here, I wrote it using Notion.so.
For the new year, I am trying to do some art making every day. Today I wanted to work on some watercolours, but my hands were so cold, I couldn’t hold a brush very effectively.
Instead, I went to the iPad, and was able to do stuff under the covers.
Continue reading “Digital Painting on the iPhone, January 3, 2021”
The source image was from watercolour class, but I thought it would make a great watercolour painting.
Continue reading “Mountains and Birds”
A digital painting made with procreate on the ipad
Continue reading “solo tree in still water”
So yesterday’s version of the China Canal sorta sucked. So I decided to do it again, taking more time with the sketching and inking.
Continue reading “China Canal, version 2”