Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Head in Pinks and Blues (iPad Painting)

Drawn this morning, from life.

Art Rage app on iPad.

21 comments:

  1. Wow. That almost looks like a photo that you've embellished. Very cool.

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  2. He looks very intense, like he's thinking really hard. It has an industrial feel to it. Yes, very cool.

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  3. Expressionistic on close view and photographic at a distance, or seen in a thumbnail, or even both at any distance. Very cool.

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  4. Underneath all that chaos there appears to be a very calm, steady man.

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  5. Ditto what the above commenter's said!

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  6. Looks like you had lots of fun with this one! I know I risk being redundant, but your sense of composition, line and value just amazed (and inspires) me. You do make it look so easy...but I can affirm that it is anything but easy!

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  7. I'm with K and Susan's "industrial"--I'd never have thought of that, but I think it's just right.

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  8. Thanks, Margaret.

    The model saw it (which doesn't usually happen) and asked to photograph it, so that was pretty cool.

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  9. Thanks, Susan.

    His intensity does come through.

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  10. Thanks, Katherine.

    I hadn't thought of this as photographic. Interesting that that is how it us being seen. Reducing the image really does let you see it differently.

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  11. Thanks, Minn.

    Some days are easier than others.

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  12. Thanks, Banjo.

    K and Susan are smart cookies.

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  13. I've got this pattern obsession, you know? And so I see all kinds of faces in the ear, near the temple, a body dancing near the corner of the eye, a bulldog in the chin.

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  14. I definitely see the bulldog.

    Good game, lots of possibilities here.

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  15. AH is making me crazy. Yes to bulldog. And maybe chimp? The blue and black dots on his left temple--nails or pegs holding that part of his skull to the rest? And that might go with Susan's "industrial."

    Some kindness or thoughtfulness in the eyes, I think.

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  16. Do you press a button to make a button? the button forms on the left. I had a sense of stained glass.

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  17. Nope, PA.

    It is just the mark one makes with the paint tube adjusted to a largish opening, if one just touches the screen, with art rage app.

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