Got Art?

Here are a few collages I did recently...



Singalong Falls
Digital Collage
6.5"x10"



Where You Headed?
Digital collage
5.5"x10"



Tra La La, Doot Doot Doo
Digital collage
6.25"x10"



Breakfast Canyon
Digital collage
6.5"x10"



Don't Mind If I Do...
Digital collage
6"x10"



Down by the River
Digital collage
7"x10"

 

Here are a couple of recent digital paintings I did with my iPad, using the ArtRage app:

 

I'd like to see this thread fill up with other people's art, so I keep coming back to try to get it going again. I know that there have to be a ton of other TBers who make visual art, too, so let's see it!

My work seems to be focused on my son lately. Here is a vector portrait I did in Illustrator:


And a low-poly portrait, done in Photoshop:



And lastly, a cinemagraph gif, also done in Photoshop (watch it for a while for the full effect):

 

That stuff is pretty cool man

 

Man thats awesome. Do you have a gallery of your work? I'd imagine you'd be much better with a pencil/paintbrush.

 

Sketched my buddy during class

 

thank you, i'm trying to get the inverted cactus photos to the point where i can paint on them with real paint, the digital canvases look pretty good, hopefully i'll shoot a pic of the new one for the show in joshua tree, work and home life are getting a little busy, so far i like the watercolor color pencils and montana acrylic makers, really nice gif and cubist portrait man

 

Thanks! I've been teaching a digital art class for high schoolers, which is why I've been on a digital art kick this year. But most of my prior work is on paper or canvas. You can see more on my Facebook page and on my website. The website has been acting wonky lately, so some of the links are broken, but I'll be switching to Squarespace at some point in the near future to remedy that issue.

 

the hope ep and the sleepers illustration are super super strong work, keep posting and let's try to keep this thread active

 

I don't know man. I personally could never get the feel of digital mediums. No matter how realistic they try to make them, it just doesn't do me. To me, nothing beats analog tactile experience, especially the good old pencil on paper, no ********, not even an eraser. To me thant's self expression in the purest form.

 

Some Digital work, Pen and ink, Scratch art, and acrylic on plywood.

 

I get where you are coming from, but I just see digital media as another set of tools with which I can make things.

 

I do a lot of photography and have posted some in the TB photography thread, but I also dabble in pyrography...

 

I've fallen into a new process of photo manipulation lately. I take a portrait photo of people in my life and then abstract them digitally, some to a more drastic degree than others. I'm calling it "Infinite Buddhas", because I just received Jukai as a Zen Buddhist, and coincidentally many of these portraits resemble Buddha statues.

You can see all of them at www.ronaldpdbrandt.com, but here are a few examples:

 

I have not been prolific, but I like to sculpt marble and alabaster. Here are a few.







Rarely wood.