Showing posts with label Jen Britton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jen Britton. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Blue Lady


Another piece of artwork today, featuring the lovely Jen Britton. "Blue Lady" kind of marks the beginning of my latest evolution as an artist and is the beginning of a recent spurt in activity.

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Cut Out

This morning brings another piece with model Jen Britton. This one, entitled "Cut Out", was created using primarily, you guessed it, the cut out filter in Photoshop. Using that and a bunch of colour tweaks I was able to create the unique look of this picture.

This week has been a little light on content and will probably continue to be so. I've been caught up with a few other things and unable to properly dedicate to the shameless self promotion I normally do. I will strive to get back on track for the few of you who loyally follow my work.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Jen and Michelle


This is the fourth of my five previews for my show this weekend. The details for said show can be found here.

This piece is simply entitle "Jen and Michelle" as it is a combination of two photos from two different shoots with two different girls named, you guessed it, Jen and Michelle. The two photos have had some colour tweaking and a basic filter thrown on them. Placing them side by side and off center on a white plain creates a very clean look.

Tomorrow I will have the final preview and a recap on Friday!

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Jenny and the Roses Version 4


A lot of the time when I do a series of photos I will do several versions with various effects used for each different version. Most of the time it's only one version that ever really sees the light of day as is the case with this series entitle "Jenny and the Roses".
In this case it is actually the third version of this series that I hang my hat on. It features a gold painted effect with bright red roses. But there are a few gems from the fourth version which featured a very bold black and white water paper effect, often with the red of the roses creating a bright accent.