Cropping, negative, playing with photo-edit




Using a couple of the pictures I posted this week on Babasiga and here, I tried to get different compositions, and shapes. I guess if I had photo-shop I would never get any housework done at all! In earlier times I used a photocopier a lot, enlarging, cropping, finding new shapes, then making a new painting. But that certainly takes time. I like to start with 'reality' then find abstract shapes and textures eventually.
W.
2 Comments:
very interesting messing about
I can't keep up with you guys and your daily drawings/paintings! But I'm gradually getting back into art after a time out to write stories. I still feel self-concious about standing about in public with a sketchbook.
Yes, it's fun to use Photo-edit to look for shapes, textures, compositions using your original work.
W.
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