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Nikon AF Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D IF

05/12/2005 07:46:51 AM · #1

I thought I would share a couple of pieces of my nondigital art with everyone. I hope you enjoy it. And as always comments are welcome. And yes I know Restained is OOF.

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pawdrix

Nikon D700

05/12/2005 08:01:10 AM · #2

That's great stuff. Is that style or theme steady in your work?
What do you use it for?

They eyes on #1 are cool and the hair color really adds to the dynamic which also brings out some movement.

I took a few shots last weekend (now in my portfolio) that I had trouble shooting but made progress on. Give'em a look.

Does anyone else here at DPC have any artistic endeavors outside of photography?

colda

Nikon D800

Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED

05/12/2005 08:05:14 AM · #3

I like this one very much

Message edited by author 2005-05-12 08:05:21.

05/12/2005 08:15:03 AM · #4

No I don't realy have a theme, style, or subject tht I follow. I have created abstract, arhetectural, nudes, horror, and realism peices. As for there use well they look pretty on wals and I have sold a few when pressured into it by a good price. In general I just creat them and they serve no purpose but my enjoyment. So everyone feel free to share your non photographic art here as well.

Message edited by author 2005-05-12 08:22:59.

Nikon AF Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D IF

05/12/2005 10:45:00 AM · #5

found these pastel drawings inside a draw and made an image of it
these are dated '96 and i have about 50 of them produced all within 2 months (food for shrinks i guess)
i can t really draw and i only did this for a very short while
i remember most of them i did while drinking my morningcoffee by just placing a mirror in front of me and trying to draw what i saw or felt
technical they are rubbish but i keep them as a memory
it was not the most happy period in my life and that shows i think
also i remember i was having deep interests in the art of painting and names like van Gogh and Egon Schiele popp my mind
hope u dont mind me sharing this

pawdrix

Nikon D700

05/12/2005 10:51:43 AM · #6

That's funny because I viewed these sketches before reading your post and Egon Sciele came straight to mind.....only better and minus the porn. Very nice work.

I'm a huge Schiele fan.

05/12/2005 10:58:04 AM · #7

Originally posted by pawdrix:

That's funny because I viewed these sketches before reading your post and Egon Sciele came straight to mind.....only better and minus the porn. Very nice work.

I'm a huge Schiele fan.

im going to Amsterdam next monday there is a exhibition on Schiele in the van Gogh museum
ure invited:)
im pleased with ur comment though its a bit too much honour for my abilities

05/12/2005 11:14:47 AM · #8

very interesting peices though they are all the same person on the top row you look kind and knowing. On the bottom row expecialy the middle one you look large and brutish.. it's kind of interesting to see the variations one would have by drawing the same person repeatedly.

05/12/2005 11:28:53 AM · #9

Originally posted by tristalisk:

i can t remember his name right now but i saw a docu once about a guy who only painted selfportaits allhis life..thousands of them
thats kind of weird i think ..

05/12/2005 11:41:09 AM · #10

Messerschmitt I tend to agree with you there that does sound a little weird. Probably eveny certifiably weird. But hey maybe he just felt he never got it right.

05/12/2005 11:55:24 AM · #11

Originally posted by tristalisk:

Messerschmitt I tend to agree with you there that does sound a little weird. Probably eveny certifiably weird. But hey maybe he just felt he never got it right.

lol..i know the feeling

05/12/2005 01:22:36 PM · #12

those are really beautiful works.
Tristalisk - I am already in love with your manga elf. As for the other one, it looks good. But I want to see a better photo of it ;-)

messerschmitt - these are good! I like the so different variations of the same subject.

Can I take use of your thread here to show off some art of a different kind too?

Edit: just trying no to be too rude...

Message edited by author 2005-05-12 13:26:23.

05/12/2005 01:32:21 PM · #13

Originally posted by Jinjit:

those are really beautiful works.
Tristalisk - I am already in love with your manga elf. As for the other one, it looks good. But I want to see a better photo of it ;-)

messerschmitt - these are good! I like the so different variations of the same subject.

Can I take use of your thread here to show off some art of a different kind too?

its not my thread but Jinjit im sure thats okay
Edit: just trying no to be too rude...

05/12/2005 01:34:01 PM · #14

Originally posted by messerschmitt:

Originally posted by Jinjit:
those are really beautiful works.
Tristalisk - I am already in love with your manga elf. As for the other one, it looks good. But I want to see a better photo of it ;-)

messerschmitt - these are good! I like the so different variations of the same subject.

Can I take use of your thread here to show off some art of a different kind too?

its not my thread but Jinjit im sure thats okay
Edit: just trying no to be too rude...

oops i made a mess (probably thats were my name comes from)

05/12/2005 01:47:32 PM · #15

Feel free to use this post for any form opf nonphotographic art.
I'm done showing of and don't mind sharing the spotlight.

Message edited by author 2005-05-12 13:48:05.

05/12/2005 02:35:02 PM · #16

Cool! thank you :-)

So here are some of my ceramic works I did between '92 and '96.
Most of it is displayed at my parents house and I never took any photos of, but these are some that I liked and have their photos.

Kylie

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35

05/12/2005 02:38:26 PM · #17

Originally posted by Jinjit:

Very talented work, Adi. Emotive as you are.

05/12/2005 02:41:52 PM · #18

Originally posted by Kylie:

Very talented work, Adi. Emotive as you are.

Thank you so! This is really something I enjoyed doing and unfortunately had to quit for some real silly reasons.
And now I have to choose between going back to that, or saving the money for my dream Nikon D70 cam. tough one, hu?

Nikon AF Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D IF

05/12/2005 03:35:01 PM · #19

Nice work Jin I left you some comments on a few of them.

pawdrix

Nikon D700

05/12/2005 03:51:33 PM · #20

I posted these here over the weekend trying to figure out the best way to photograph things that I did this year. Selling art is hard....giving it away can be even tougher, sometimes. I have two friends that want this piece but one guys wife is a pain in the $#@* and wanted to see photo's. Which is fair, of course and it also made me take some shots and learn a thing or two of value.

detail

10 X 15

jin-I really like the 3D and black woman.

05/13/2005 12:50:16 PM · #21

second (and last) part
a bit scaring aren t they?
i feel better nowadays:)

05/13/2005 02:17:10 PM · #22

Originally posted by messerschmitt:

second (and last) part
a bit scaring aren t they?
i feel better nowadays:)

05/13/2005 03:00:20 PM · #23

No I don't think they are scaring. I think you look tired in most of them. Well, not exactly tired. I think weary is a better word.
IAnd yet I like those better. Maybe because you are less angry in them. [/quote]

i think ure observations are right Jinjit
im done with being so angry and weary all the time ..well it wasn 't soo bad but..
think its better to handle things with a more positive approach
thanks for ur response