The Artist Thread #1

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The Artist Thread #1

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In this thread we can post the artwork that we have created-- sketches, paintings, collages, CGI, butt photocopies-- nothing is off the table.

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A Bridge Too Far by me.
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^Impressive. :yes:

I need to dig through my old stuff.
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Very cool. How did you do that? What inspired you?
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Not on the same scale but here's a painting I did back in high school.

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^^ Wow, that's great. What else have you got? Have you thought about painting your own covers for your books?
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Tue Mar 29, 2022 10:19 pm
Very cool. How did you do that? What inspired you?
When it comes to art, I just get a lot of imagery in my head, most of which would be beyond my ability to create. The golden color scheme is something I see a fair amount in imagery and dreams. In this case, I sketched out the basics and then elaborated on them with a painting program until I got it as good as I could. The two figures are imported from my vast collection of Roaring 20s artistic nudes-- that required a lot of detail work to isolate them from the backgrounds and touch them up and so forth.
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^^ Wow, that's great. What else have you got? Have you thought about painting your own covers for your books?
I'd have to get paint and get back into practice.
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I sense a lack of desire. :lol: If you have a tablet, there are free paint programs that use a stylus.
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Here's another one that I think I'm done with. Of course, Arthur C Clarke once said that no work of art is ever completed, only abandoned.

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Actually, I do need a better name, so there's that. :book:
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