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31 December 2005
The Brokedown Gate
It has been a while since I worked in this style. So, this is the first in five years. I realised that my style has slightly evolved somehow. This is probably the last one for 2005.
Ari, I can't find the right word at present for some of the words. I would want to explain. They are just several means I use to render my images. One of the means I used is the conventional way of shading with various layers and then layering another over. Fairly elaborate and time-consuming. Conventional though. Another means was to use lines, points and irregular lines to define light and form in a more sparse means. Lastly, I use points and dots in others. That is the hardest and most elaborate to styles I have used previously.
Tim, I don't always use yellow. I was experimenting with sepia and yellow hues at that point in time. Hence, the consistency.
Thanks Larry. Bari no less! I must say that I have visited Rome but not Bari. Do you live there?
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hi Chuang,
on my blog you can try the answer about the location of the lighthouse ...
see you.....
Just wondering why you use yellow in all of your artwork. Not critical, I like your work, just wondering.
I was about to ask the same question but to a different colour. Brown. My eyes see brown.
Enlighten me CSC, on the different styles you mentioned and forgive me if my ignorance offended you in any way... hehehe..
Ari, I can't find the right word at present for some of the words. I would want to explain. They are just several means I use to render my images. One of the means I used is the conventional way of shading with various layers and then layering another over. Fairly elaborate and time-consuming. Conventional though. Another means was to use lines, points and irregular lines to define light and form in a more sparse means. Lastly, I use points and dots in others. That is the hardest and most elaborate to styles I have used previously.
Tim, I don't always use yellow. I was experimenting with sepia and yellow hues at that point in time. Hence, the consistency.
Thanks Larry. Bari no less! I must say that I have visited Rome but not Bari. Do you live there?
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