Rock Head Cove – Digital painting, 2020, by Maria Jones-Phillips.
I’ve been playing with a new editing tool that allows me to generate these rather magnificent landscapes, sort of. There’s quite a lot of work involved in getting these images to look as they appear here, but, they are otherwise completely computer generated. There’s quite a lot of artistic freedom involved in the composition, and I have a fair few tricks and apps up my sleeve that allow me to create all sorts of wonderful effects. I’ve created quite a few of them now, which I shall be posting from time to time.
Work in progress. Watercolour.
Made a start on my pigeon too, today. After a couple of weeks of being poorly and not really having much energy for painting, I’m feeling a lot better today, though the going’s been slow. Lots to do yet.
Here’s another mood setter…
Elephant Island Before Sunrise, by Maria Jones-Phillips. Digital painting, 2020.
I am an artist, photographer, writer, singer-song writer/musician (pianist), Silversmith/Jewellery Designer and Intuitive. I speak various languages. I am currently retired and continuing to be a student of life. I have three children. And generally speaking I am very spiritual - I also have a very sarcastic and sharp sense of humour... I am what I am and my life's challenge is to 'Know Myself' (so far I'm doing ok with that). I also love coffee passionately. There is so much more to me than all of this, so sit back and have a little read and perhaps you'll discover something new, not just about me but about you too ;)!
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6 thoughts on “Setting the Mood With Light.”
Glad to read you’re a bit more chipper. I mean the lively, cheerful kind, of course and not the potato-cut-into-long-thin-slices kind.
It was February for me. There’s a really good one just down the road from my kids’. Although, it’s going to be a while before our next fish and chip dinner, I shouldn’t imagine.
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Glad to read you’re a bit more chipper.
I mean the lively, cheerful kind, of course and not the potato-cut-into-long-thin-slices kind.
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Ha! Mmm, chips… Must be dinner time!
Thanks, Doug. 🙂
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Been a looong time since I ate a packet of chips from a real English chippy.
Enjoy your dinner.
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Thank you!
It was February for me. There’s a really good one just down the road from my kids’. Although, it’s going to be a while before our next fish and chip dinner, I shouldn’t imagine.
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Those could easily be printed and hung on walls.
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They could indeed. Thanks, John. I did make one of them available in my shop, but no interest as of yet. Can but hope. 🙂
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