Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Woman in Pink Chair (iPad painting)

Drawn from life, Thursday morning.

Re-drawn with Art Rage app.

Art Rage app.

17 comments:

  1. Your female figures are so full of emotion. Each one speaks to me differently. This is a wonderful drawing.

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  2. Thanks, Katherine.

    I want to experiment with the many different brush options.

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  3. Thanks, Linda.

    I am fond of this figure and chair.

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  4. it's so weird the way that application gives strokes dimension. I remember an artist who had a show at CSLB when I was a student. It brought up a whole discussion about authenticity verses gimmick.

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  5. We also had an early show of Clemente. People didn't believe me but it was true

    http://www.charlierose.com/view/interview/9227

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  6. PA, it is weird. And fun; you find like you are actually laying down paint, compete with the tendency to spread and expand away from where intended.

    Still need to learn more about the possibilities.

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  7. How cool. And inspirational for you students.

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  8. Amazing, I don´n know it´s posible obtain a painting like this with an IPad.

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  9. Thanks, Sergio.

    I like the aspect of being lavish with paints, without the accompanying cost.

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  10. They do look like "real" brush strokes. Oh, the philosophical discussions I think I hear coming . . .

    The curved lines of her sitting are nicely graceful, but her face seems more sad than relaxed.

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  11. Banjo, even talking about brush strokes in this context is so strange. Brush and paint, without brush and paint.

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  12. It is quite remarkable. I'm quite fond of this pink-rose color too.

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  13. Thanks, Susan.

    Connie Willis, in one of her novels (Bellwehter), talks about po-mo pink. The greyed bits remind me of that.

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