From birthday parties, to showers or a night out with friends, you can reserve our splatter room for a fun get-together. All can join in to make one large masterpiece or everyone makes their own piece of art, there is no age limit or skill required!! There are formulas, or templates one can use to…
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If you watched my video about the first 25 images in the series, you’d know that I promised this one was going to be different from all of those. This one combines several techniques I’ve developed over the years and in this series. Notice that it is balanced between opposites: figurative and abstraction; digital and…
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This has gone further than my expectations. It started off as another of my experiments (I almost never do two images in a row with the same approach). It’s similar to some ink drawings I did a while back. But I’ve surprised myself in the range of textures and forms that suggest themselves to me,…
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And then, once you have your file with 300 layers and texts, not only can you change all of the fonts at once, you can also crop it and enlarge the result without losing detail (because it’s vector text). I additionally tweaked the colors and moved around layers to improve the composition. Reminds me a…
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I know what you’re thinking. It looks like robot vomit, or the cat got into the yarn basket, and we’re seeing it through frosted glass smeared with ketchup and mustard. Close enough, because it barely holds together, and I’m not sure myself if I like it or not. It is the last in the EXPERIMENTAL…
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A conceptual piece (the third in a series) in which I establish certain rules and random elements, and then follow through the process. There are 99 curses against the 1%, but they are all in Wingdings font, which is made up of symbols, in which case they can’t be read. I would write a curse,…
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This is a light experimental piece I thought up, so I went ahead and did it The piece has 122 different colors, 122 different fonts, and 122 names of famous people (well, 121 + I threw myself in there for fun). Guess what it’s called? 122. Why 122 variations? That’s how many different colors there…
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These are my more serious new images. All are digitally created using only Photoshop, my own photos, drawings, and endless tablet work. Bellow the “gallery” are all the same images in standard format. Below are the same images. Some have links to in depth posts about them with close-ups, and background information about the process,…
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For the full gallery experience, click on any image below: To read a longer post about this image, including the process and interpretation, go here. If you like this piece, you might like this one: Prints for sale!
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I haven’t done a lot of non-representational pieces, and that has something to do with me thinking they are a cop out. Typically, one doesn’t have to deal with subject matter or meaning. One doesn’t have to call upon one’s life experience (or lack thereof) or have anything significant to say. Just flinging paint about…
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I created a gallery so people can see the images optimized to their monitors and with less distraction. See the original blog post with explanations, a process animation, influences and more…
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I just completed this image to my satisfaction. Like so many of my pieces, it started as an experiment. The idea was to make a non-representational image with all the qualities of being representational: foreground, background, modelling, and shading. There are figures, recesses, protuberances, open space, geographic and architectural elements. All the building-blocks of reality,…
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Some of the best abstract & non-representational art I’ve painstakingly scoured off of Deviantart and included in my group, the “Fine Art Asylum”. Let’s just get out of the way the difference between “abstract” and “non-representational,” which are usually used interchangeably, including by yours truly. “Abstract” is similar to “distorted”, as in an altered version…
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