I decided to take a scene from a video game called "Final Fantasy 3" that was first created in 1990, and give it a little revamping with a new style of illustration I've been working with. Mine version is on top, the actual video game screen-grab is on the bottom.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
macro photography - water on a feather 1
Peacock feathers have an amazing way of capturing light and bouncing it back as a spectrum of various vibrant colors in the different angles they are looked upon. :)
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Labels: macro photograph water drop on colorful peacock feather
Saturday, December 10, 2011
macro photography - jumping spider
This little critter is about half the size of my pinky nail. I noticed him hopping around on the pebbles outside my door, and upon seeing his sinister little red smile, I became determined to photograph him! In this shot, he decided to take a rest on a small blade of grass, I assume he was also keeping a few eye's out for his next meal too. :)
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printmaking the ink blot series
I have been photographing several models lately for an ink series of portraits. I figured it to be fitting to translate my portraits into a lino-cut print. Being my first attempt at lino-cut, I believe it turned out fairly well. :)
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Labels: printmaking portrait girl ink
painting the fall forest 2011
I decided to photograph the trees and their beautiful fall colors and then take what I saw and translate it into a painting. While looking through the camera lens, I noticed there was a lot of movement from the wind so i set a goal to not only capture the vibrance I see in the trees around me, but to also capture their movement in the wind. :)
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Labels: painting forest
first time experence with clay
It took me a good 7 hours to complete this. It was bisk fired, and then hit with a stain to give it a bit of a leather look to it and then fired again to maturity. :)
Posted by Justin Kelly at 10:25 PM 0 comments
Labels: clay messenger bag
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