Throwing down some random processes. Took no more than 20 minutes! Crazy.
Have to admit, I was kind of showing off for a special somebody. It began with this splinter I found at Manning Park:
A study from Ryan and I’s road trip to Zion National Park. This is the Virgin River at the mouth of the Narrows!
Here I made a website with an emphasis on centering the important elements and keeping the bits cornered.
The buttons don’t work (many because I don’t know how yet) but try resizing the window to test her out!
Go website making go!
A long time friend’s farm logo, out in Salmon Arm.
Made for a glass etch via acid!
Visual inspiration includes their barn, hay bales beside it, the silo and Mt Ida.
A wonderful completion!
Features:
- 100% custom HTML content + CSS layout = loads fast + topping Google
- Visual layout made to client’s liking = loves it!
- Photography credit, yours truly….
- WordPress powered News page for easy client side updating with images and writing
- Web Analytics for visitor info and page awareness
- “Well priced, awesome results” – Matt
Found North of Harrison Lake, East side, heading to Lillooet Lake! Matter of factly, Charlotte took the photo as we drove by – beautiful!
The process on this one was unique in the sense that I blocked in the colors first, started over and drew her from scratch, then overlaid the sketch on top! Fun.
Last night we had an introduction to watercolour with Stephen Baker (he’s awesome). It was a huge success and I’m proud of the result. It certainly was fun to break into a tactual medium!
Just a quick guiding head’s up!
Matthew has a Flickr account for enjoying Fine Art Photography!
Random highlights and adventures – more to come + peoples!
Happy Autumn everyone! It’s with us now – fog as thick as milk, coldness, leaves dying, farmers taking stock, hibernation etc
For this piece I wanted to focus on the vibrancy and colour of Autumn, mixed with a cool breeze and that burning leaves smell. It’s a crazy time of year here.
I sat down to do a painting one night, itching to explore without photo reference – shelfing the studies…. I didn’t have an idea so I did 2 or 3 very quick sketches before the idea of an explorer finding a “WaterMan” came to mind.
Spotted in Vancouver’s Capilano University courtyard. Somewhere in the near future Grav-Bot’s will replace human watchmen due to their functional ability to remove unwanted guests from premise. Unfortunately, this bot has a dent on his brain….
