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From the album: randomness
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I used water color and ball point for highlight.4 points
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From the album: Top View
An aerial view of the countryside, with hills and a river - somewhere in the Philippines4 points -
From the album: Top View
The clouds are terrible! feeling like it was a nice to lay here! How do you feel when you touch the clouds ? soft or tough? hahaha3 points -
From the album: Top View
na amaze ako sa view! ang ganda parang na excite na tuloy ako mag take off agad hahaha..3 points -
From the album: Top View
This was my first time boarding an airplane and I saw how wonderful it was to see the huge building here in Manila.2 points -
From the album: Top View
Here I am very amazed at how nice the view is! if only I could ride the airplane everyday just to see how high the view was. ???2 points -
From the album: Photography by Lois
Shot taken from the National Museum of Natural History.2 points -
located at Mt. Mapalad antipolo rizal2 points
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Simple and quick drawing of Mr. Bean! I only used mongol 2 pencil for this.2 points
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black sand beach located at batangas2 points
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The island is called Kalanggaman because of its bird-like shape. “Langgam” is a Visayan word for “bird.” According to Cleofe Rivera, eco-tourism officer of Palompon Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/583267/kalanggaman-flies-again#ixzz6LGZz1PMR located at Palompon, Leyte2 points
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Flower painting. Some pretty yellow and white pansies - with some other pretty little orange-coloured flowers!!1 point
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From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euphorbia_milii This photo was taken maybe nine years ago. I decided to upload it here ☺️1 point
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From the album: Explore
At first I'm so nervous but once you try it you can't stop coming back at the top to dive in again, one of the island that we've been during island hopping at hundred island1 point -
From the album: Explore
The white sandy beach outside Blue Rock - with a bangka, jet ski and a nice bahay kubo (nipa hut) for sitting in the shade! Located at Baloy Beach, Subic Bay, Philippines1 point -
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From the album: Explore
For details, visit: https://www.aciendadesigneroutlet.com/ As it say's, it's a great place for taking photos - and there are lots of interesting things to see there!1 point -
From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
The painting that almost ended my my enthusiasm for the hobby. It took so long to complete, I almost gave-up the whole idea of even trying to be an artist. Started some time in 2011 - and finished in May 2012!! A beautiful Filipina girl from the Pretty Po Kami facebook group page1 point -
From the album: Explore
It looks so calm and steady but I'm telling you once you are in the middle you really have to put your balance.1 point -
From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
Mita Rani Das. A beautiful young lady from Bangladesh. This was based on one of Mita's facebook photos with her very kind permission. If you want to see more detail or make a print of this, you can also download the original 5.07MB image file for this in the: Downloads section of this site.© © Mita Rani Das
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From the album: People Photography and Street Scenes
Photo taken in Malate, Manila - March 2005 Pretty young Filipina flower girls Unfortunately, when I reduced the image file for posting on a previous version of ArtFreaks, I never thought to keep the original high resolution image file.1 point -
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From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
Internationally renowned photographer David Noton very kindly gave me permission to use his photograph Portrait of a girl, Vang Vieng, Laos as the basis for a practise painting - and I did warn him that the results of my efforts would probably end-up bearing very little resemblance to his excellent photo. I wasn't wrong!! If you check-out the link, above, you will see that the subject of the photo was a child - whereas my feable attempt has made her look like a young lady. Still, even though this looks nothing like the girl in the photo, I kind of like her strange expression - and I did have fun trying with this one! The original 1.23MB file of this image can be downloaded in the Downloads module, at: http://www.artfreaks...early-twenties/ Prints and gift items featuring this image are available on ArtWanted.com at: http://www.artwanted...71385&RID=231791 point -
From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
Purely from imagination. The feathers are well 'over the top.' It's a kind of self-portrait... Kind of how I would like to imagine myself as a native North American Indian with my very own style of feathery headdress... Loads and loads of feathers and colors all over the place! If you would like to buy theoriginal of this piece of amateur art, you can check-out the ArtFreaks.com Store to see if it is still available. You can also download the original 1.42MB image file in the ArtFreaks.com Downloads module1 point -
From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
The final version of my Feathery Head Dress painting. After I uploaded the earlier version, I realized that the ear looked awful, so I covered it up with an extension of the head band, to which the lower feathers are attached.1 point -
From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
This was about my third attempt at painting a pastel portrait from a photo of a lovely Thai girl, called Tussinee. Each attempt was getting progressively worse than the previous. When I finally realized that I just wasn't in the mood for painting, I lost my patience with it and defaced the thing completely. Then again, when I looked at it, I just thought; "Hey! I'm going to keep this one!" To purchase a high quality print of this image, please visit: ArtWanted.com Various gift items and dozens of personalized products such as mouse pads, t-shirts, greeting cards, mugs, puzzles and a lot more besides are also available, customized with this image at ArtWanted.com© © Vic Rolfe
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From the album: Have a go!
From a photo of Mita Rani Das After laying-out the initial colour scheme, I brushed over the different colours with a soft brush dipped in clean water, in order to make a sort of watercolor-type background wash. Photo used as the basis for this painting with the very kind permission of Mita Rani Das© © Mita Rani Das
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From the album: Have a go!
The finished article. This is as far as I am going with this. If try to improve it, I will just end-up spoiling the painting. Anyway, I think it captures something of that beautiful locomotive blasting the snow away as it pulls a train through the first snowfall of winter.. I would just like to thank Jim Winsor for allowing me use his excellent photograph - to which this feeble attempt of mine does very little justice!© © Jim Winsor
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From the album: Have a go!
This was the painting at the end of the second session. Just starting to add some detail and give it some form. At this stage, the painting is more like a childish colored crayon sketch - but I have high hopes for this one when it is finished!1 point -
From the album: Have a go!
This is the first stage of the painting. I made the background color scheme by blocking-in the main colors with soft pastels on heavy, course-grained watercolor paper - and then going over the different areas with clean water on a paint brush in order to make a watercolor wash effect. I am basing this painting on a really nice photo by Jim Winsor. http://www.facebook.com/jim.winsor.75 Photo used as reference material with Jim's very kind permission. The original photograph on which this painting will be based, can be down-loaded at: http://www.photoartf...ailway-cp-8856/ The photo was taken in October 2011 and Jim writes: "This was so far the most significant snowfall we have had yet this year. I braved the elements today to capture this rare for me image of such a beauty. I arrived at this location and it was dull and overcast which soon gave way to a lite blowing snowfall. This beauty could be heard off in the distance and low and behold out of the blowing snow she came."© © Jim Winsor
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From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
My attempt at copying a photo of a teenage girl's self-shot photo on Facebook.com Argghh... Not quite what I wanted but it will have to do. At least I am managing to keep myself in the mood for painting. With these disappointing portrait attempts, I am tempted to stick to the landscapes. Oh well... Who knows? If I keep trying, I might one day be able to do a pretty girl's face justice in my art? Soft pastels on Canson paper 11 1/2 inches x 15 inches (29cm x 38cm) To purchase a high quality print of this image, please visit: ArtWanted.com Various gift items and dozens of personalized products such as mouse pads, t-shirts, greeting cards, mugs, puzzles and a lot more besides are also available, customized with this image at ArtWanted.com© © Vic Rolfe
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From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
My last painting of 2008. Work calls and I will not be able to start anything new until I get back home in February, 2009. Merry Christmas and a happy new Year to all!! To purchase a high quality print of this image, please visit: ArtWanted.com Various gift items and dozens of personalized products such as mouse pads, t-shirts, greeting cards, mugs, puzzles and a lot more besides are also available, customized with this image at ArtWanted.com© © Vic Rolfe
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From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
Not quite what I had hoped it would be. (I much prefer Benjamin - One as a painting.) Oh well, you can't win them all! Soft pastels on heavy, rough watercolor paper To purchase a high quality print of this image, please visit: ArtWanted.com Various gift items and dozens of personalized products such as mouse pads, t-shirts, greeting cards, mugs, puzzles and a lot more besides are also available, customized with this image at ArtWanted.com© © Vic Rolfe
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From the album: Have a go!
Or, in English... "Jelyn Sitting on her Father's Motorbike!" I'm not going to post all the different stages of this one. Surfice it to say, it's on a big sheet of high quality, very rough watercolor paper - and I am really enjoying myself here! (But don't ask me for the brand of paper. I'm hopeless at these things! I buy all the different brands that I fancy, in order to try them out and see which one suits me the best... Then I get the names mixed-up and I don't even know which is which!!)1 point -
From the album: Have a go!
Jelyn sitting on her "duyan" (or hamok) - at home on the farm in Mindanao. Rembrandt and Schmincke pastels on a light creamy coloured Canson Mi Teintes pastel paper. 12" X 16" - Completed January 01, 2007 - My first 2007 painting! Another attempt at a pastel portrait... I'm still working on these things!!! To purchase a high quality print of this image, please visit: ArtWanted.com Various gift items and dozens of personalized products such as mouse pads, t-shirts, greeting cards, mugs, puzzles and a lot more besides are also available, customized with this image at ArtWanted.com© © Vic Rolfe
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From the album: Have a go!
For this one, I chose a light creamy coloured Canson Mi Teintes pastel paper, 12" X 16" This photo shows the initial sketch, made with a charcoal pencil.1 point -
From the album: Have a go!
The finished painting. Not quite what I had hoped it would be but, anyway, it was useful practise and I hope the next one will be better! I was reasonably happy with the way Jelyn, (the younger of the two girls,) turned out. I like a bit of 'style' or 'artistic licence' in a painting and, no matter how good I may get in the future, I don't think that I will ever attempt to do "photo reallism" in a painting. I really admire the skill and patience of those who do that kind of art but, for myself, I'd rather use my camera for photo reallism...1 point
