This reminds me of something that the Seattle P-I used to do from time to time. They would select a word, and send their photographers out to take pictures that defined that word.
Here, Cat has managed to do an excellent job of defining "fleeting" with a simple, but really beautiful picture.
I wish something gentle like that would blow across Topeka. Winter is really hanging on here in Kansas. Tessa has not spent meaningful time outdoors since October.
I made this starting out as a profile. Then I took a picture of it, and put it in my paintshop pro, and filled inside.
Then I tood that and added noise, and then used the clone tool to make uneven areas, and darkened them in dots...
Then, instead of using lines to show the nose and lips, etc, I used the shadow tool to darken and lighten as I saw that light would hit the face...I love the results.
The hand...not so much. I drew the hand with my mouse because I realized something was missing...and so the heel of the hand...looks more like the heel of a foot. aaaargh. And the hand is too small for the face.
But still. I like the results of the face. I hope I can repeat that in other faces. But I think I'd probably rather draw them. I like doing eyes.
I hope y'all had a good weekend. I know how important this holiday was for many of you.
Very nice. By the way...that pigeon you have in the post below looks strikingly similar to one that decided to move in with us for a couple of weeks, hang out, then move on to wherever pigeons move on to after they've camped at your crib for a couple weeks. Brought back fond memories, that picture.
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wistful with a whisper of a lovely thought..
ps, love the new header graphic
Oh Cat, I love this...in it's simplicity it says so much...a swirl of breath as it moves through the air...fleeting...yes!
The color is perfect.
S
.....and it has reached me! i like the colors.
Great new header!
Happy Easter and best regards-
this is absolutely delightful.
Ahhhhhhhhh..... just perfect!
Magic is in the air, Catnap! :)
As all have said, this is a lovely piece ... and, the sign of the ram, who knew?
This is lovely!
Fleeting .... beautiful!
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Magical. I love this. And the color choice couldn't be more perfect ;)
This reminds me of something that the Seattle P-I used to do from time to time. They would select a word, and send their photographers out to take pictures that defined that word.
Here, Cat has managed to do an excellent job of defining "fleeting" with a simple, but really beautiful picture.
What can I say besides, you done good, Cat.
I wish something gentle like that would blow across Topeka. Winter is really hanging on here in Kansas. Tessa has not spent meaningful time outdoors since October.
Thank you, everyone.
I made this starting out as a profile. Then I took a picture of it, and put it in my paintshop pro, and filled inside.
Then I tood that and added noise, and then used the clone tool to make uneven areas, and darkened them in dots...
Then, instead of using lines to show the nose and lips, etc, I used the shadow tool to darken and lighten as I saw that light would hit the face...I love the results.
The hand...not so much. I drew the hand with my mouse because I realized something was missing...and so the heel of the hand...looks more like the heel of a foot. aaaargh. And the hand is too small for the face.
But still. I like the results of the face. I hope I can repeat that in other faces. But I think I'd probably rather draw them. I like doing eyes.
I hope y'all had a good weekend. I know how important this holiday was for many of you.
love,
cat
Where do you get your ideas. You are amazingly brilliant.
I just thought of something so maybe I am to.
You are an ABC:
Amazingly Brilliant Cat
Love Renee xoxoxo
Very nice. By the way...that pigeon you have in the post below looks strikingly similar to one that decided to move in with us for a couple of weeks, hang out, then move on to wherever pigeons move on to after they've camped at your crib for a couple weeks. Brought back fond memories, that picture.
Very delicate.
how perfect!
And I love your images where no words are ever needed. However when you do put words you usually just push the bar a little higher.
Love Renee xoxo
Well captured anyway!:)
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