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Started 1 day, 11 hours ago (2009-12-23 12:23:00)
by tampster1
You learn from experience- What started out to be a drawing exercise... escalated! A Small 7*9 watercolor - 15 min free hand sketch. Trying to better my perspective drawing, as I am No Landscape or arcitectual painter! This was done with a very limited pallet, consisting of UMB, BS, Cobalt, Yellow Ochre and a touch of rose madder and of course the mud left over on my palette from other ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 15:14:00)
by Koeshke
Did you introduce yourself HERE ? This free topic is open to all Members, except danleyc . First ( medium-sized ) photo determines the theme: please, try to suggest alternative themes. ► Don't forget to vote in all active challenges, including CY^2. ◄ You can also take a look at the The RULES of the Game or the F*A*Q
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 11:27:00)
by lovestruck.
This challenge is open to all members except admins . The first medium-sized photo determines the theme: please try to suggest alternative themes. Don't forget to vote in all active challenges, including CY^2. ★ Please check the vote's sequence before and after you vote. ★ You can also take a look at the The RULES of the game or the F*A*Q See a photo you like? Why ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-16 22:20:00)
by rmoore68
Recently attended a 3 day workshop with Alvaro Castagnet. Have only been painting for about 18 months so found it a little intimidating. Just love his style and how he captures the atmosphere and mood in street scenes. This is one of the demonstrations during the course. I did this a few days later on a half sheet. Little too dark in the shadow areas and need to work on figures and a few other...
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-12-12 11:45:00)
by Castellated nut
A suburban street scene taken (at a guess) in the early '50s. I'm not sure what the car behind the Morris is, and behind that is a Ford, I think. The next vehicle I thought at first was a Bond 3-wheeler, but it doesn't seem to have a headlamp where a Bond's ought to be. The bike on the other side of the road (reg. GMD653 = London, June'37-Sept'55) has twin exhausts, but I think it is probably a...
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-12-11 20:29:00)
by NoSole
Last part for sale is my after market grill from Street Scene. I love this grill cuz it just makes a subtle change in the front end to give it a custom look without going over the top. But with the hard times, I need the money for than the grill. Right now it's painted to match the gunmetal grey Durango/Dakota, but you can always just give it a quick sand and spray to match your color. ...
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Started 2 weeks ago (2009-12-10 10:36:00)
by Ranath
Title: Western street scene Name: Raine Kuusi Country: Finland Software: Photoshop Simple western-themed sketch, trying to stick to more loose paintings. Detailing takes often all the life away.. I also tried to focus on the character poses and get them right, for once.
Started 3 days ago (2009-12-21 22:38:00)
by eighty4
Deport them all You always manage to get great colours is it the panasonic you are using still? Sorry i remember asking you this but ive now forgot the answer I know ive said it b4 but I dont know where you get all the energy from to take some many pics of auckland. I go through stages of being really bored of it.....not photography, just photographing auckland lol
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 16:29:00)
by gecko99
I hear you about the intimidation - I did a brilliant workshop with Joseph Zbukvic recently and his genius almost put me off for good Welcome to the forum and I think you've done really well here - it is a very difficult scene, as Ral said. Your figures are excellent - looking forward to seeing more from you. Nicole
Started 1 day, 1 hour ago (2009-12-23 21:52:00)
by Antiqueteacher
Oh, Tammy, thank you for the larger view! I like what I see!! You have added so many details that make this sing!! Like the added guy on the bike! The depth is very good! Nice work!! Katherine
