I love the third one. I like to imagine the person on the left.
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APPstract RESULT: Weekly APPstract #6 No Theme
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Beautiful Rodolfo. I love fractals and their infinite beauty.
I love the wavy texture...and just about everything else.
Geometry
Lowry Stripes, Procreate
Lowry Stripes, Procreate
Wonderful..... I love your drawn lady!
This is fantastic Star.
Looking at this on the big screen of my Mac, and this is even more beautiful! So many different parts are lovely abstracts in their own right.
This is my next image with the bird and aloe. I tried to use an app which I don’t use very often with the rest
Apps: Trigraphy, IC, Adobe Mix, Enlight
Apps: Trigraphy, IC, Adobe Mix, Enlight
Wow!!! So beautiful!
Love that central bird. Awesome.
rizole
It's not even my banana.
Or in this case, drawing.
Untitled. Medibang Paint.
With the idea I needed an idea of where I was going before setting off, I dropped back to the preferred medium of my youth. I know where to go and how to get there with this. This one's a bit rough but to get the quality and detail I usually like takes more time than I have on my hands these days.
Besides, my screen is too small to get the lines, curves and sweeps you can pull off with a pencil and A3 paper.
Dreamy-beautiful. . . I wish I’d known you ‘earlier’ when you doing more of these kinds of images. When we do that Antarctic cruise, be sure to bring some albums on usb
Or in this case, drawing.
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Untitled. Medibang Paint.
With the idea I needed an idea of where I was going before setting off, I dropped back to the preferred medium of my youth. I know where to go and how to get there with this. This one's a bit rough but to get the quality and detail I usually like takes more time than I have on my hands these days.
Besides, my screen is too small to get the lines, curves and sweeps you can pull off with a pencil and A3 paper.
Do you use a stylus?
Definitely different to your other recent abstracts. I see the trigraphy effect — the colours different, too? I like it
Dreamy-beautiful. . . I wish I’d known you ‘earlier’ when you doing more of these kinds of images. When we do that Antarctic cruise, be sure to bring some albums on usb
Glorious colours. And as JillyG says, who ever tires of the beauty of fractals?
I thought at first you had used Decim8, but it must be Fold Defy that created that repetition?
Lowry stripes: Another app I’d forgotten about! I like the bold colours - to my eye they suit the simple (bold) geometrics. And I like those dots - are they from your previous dotty image? (I think I mentioned I have a bit of a thing about dots and spots),
rizole
It's not even my banana.
Finger painting.
Meditation.
Since I didn’t have any pictures of someone meditating I started by creating the meditator in a figure posing app - MagicPoser. The result looked sort of plastic so it needed a lot of rendering to make it more like a comic - Clip2Comic. The inspiration for the nearer cloud comes from some basic meditation instruction about how to deal with stray thoughts that arise while you are trying to just experience awareness - watch the thoughts come and go as clouds passing by in the sky.
The basic part of the image, the meditator sitting at the beach is pretty much as I imagined it. It is an idealized image that I can project myself into. It is just the sort of setting I would choose if I was going to meditate at the beach. Finding the right beach setting photo was more difficult than I expected, even though I have thousands. I used iColorama (what?, yes iColorama) to simplify the background. I struggled with making it “abstract enough”. Actually I liked the plain version better but it looked too much like a photo composite. Whenever it started to become more abstract I pulled back because I liked the photo rendition better. I tried all sorts of apps but didn’t like the results.
I guess the next thing I will try is starting over with the same elements but rendering them in a much more limited range. Posterized to maybe 4 levels.
Apps used: Procreate, Affinity Photo, iColorama, Painnt, SkyLab, Clip2Comic, and about 12 others whose contributions didn’t make the cut.
Since I didn’t have any pictures of someone meditating I started by creating the meditator in a figure posing app - MagicPoser. The result looked sort of plastic so it needed a lot of rendering to make it more like a comic - Clip2Comic. The inspiration for the nearer cloud comes from some basic meditation instruction about how to deal with stray thoughts that arise while you are trying to just experience awareness - watch the thoughts come and go as clouds passing by in the sky.
The basic part of the image, the meditator sitting at the beach is pretty much as I imagined it. It is an idealized image that I can project myself into. It is just the sort of setting I would choose if I was going to meditate at the beach. Finding the right beach setting photo was more difficult than I expected, even though I have thousands. I used iColorama (what?, yes iColorama) to simplify the background. I struggled with making it “abstract enough”. Actually I liked the plain version better but it looked too much like a photo composite. Whenever it started to become more abstract I pulled back because I liked the photo rendition better. I tried all sorts of apps but didn’t like the results.
I guess the next thing I will try is starting over with the same elements but rendering them in a much more limited range. Posterized to maybe 4 levels.
Apps used: Procreate, Affinity Photo, iColorama, Painnt, SkyLab, Clip2Comic, and about 12 others whose contributions didn’t make the cut.
Wow, impressive with fingers !Or in this case, drawing.
View attachment 120785
Untitled. Medibang Paint.
With the idea I needed an idea of where I was going before setting off, I dropped back to the preferred medium of my youth. I know where to go and how to get there with this. This one's a bit rough but to get the quality and detail I usually like takes more time than I have on my hands these days.
Besides, my screen is too small to get the lines, curves and sweeps you can pull off with a pencil and A3 paper.
So beautiful. Is this a new one?
Yes.... I created it last night for you and Jen.
