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Re: A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: trippy
Date: Jan 14, 2007 11:52

In article <1168309322.024014.181500@51g2000cwl.googlegroups.com>,
CoreyWhite took the hamburger meat, threw it on the grill, and I said
"Oh Wow"...
> This is my vision of Olympiada in digital charcoal. I spent a few
> hours visualizing how I imagined her to look, and found a photograph
> that reminded me of my fantasy. She has been encouraging me...
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A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: CoreyWhite
Date: Jan 8, 2007 18:22

This is my vision of Olympiada in digital charcoal. I spent a few
hours visualizing how I imagined her to look, and found a photograph
that reminded me of my fantasy. She has been encouraging me lately to
focus on my art, and fantasies. So I got out my charcoal set, and drew
the photo as large as I was able to on a huge sheet of paper. I tride
my best to think about the photo as hard as I could and visualize
myself drawing it in my mind. But as usual my art is never good
enough. So what I did next created something I hope will be adaquet to
show you how I actually imagine okay.

Once I scanned the image in I used an artistic technique I've created
to create a digital copy of it in photoshop. Then I blended in the
real photo with my artistic charcoal, so you can't tell there even was
a real photo. It looks like truly digitally inspired artwork, they a
real artist may as well have created. I just love this technique and I
hope you all take a look here: http://www.ckoogle.com/atlanta.gif

If you have any GOOD criticisms let me know so I can continue to work
on my methods, and create even better works of interactive fantasy in
the future.

Tell me what you think especially Atlanta. Does it look like you? ?
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Re: A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: beauty
Date: Jan 8, 2007 18:27

CoreyWhite wrote:
> This is my vision of Olympiada in digital charcoal. I spent a few
> hours visualizing how I imagined her to look, and found a photograph
> that reminded me of my fantasy. She has been encouraging me lately to
> focus on my art, and fantasies. So I got out my charcoal set, and drew
> the photo as large as I was able to on a huge sheet of paper. I tride
> my best to think about the photo as hard as I could and visualize
> myself drawing it in my mind. But as usual my art is never good
> enough. So what I did next created something I hope will be adaquet to
> show you how I actually imagine okay.
>
> Once I scanned the image in I used an artistic technique I've created
> to create a digital copy of it in photoshop. Then I blended in the
> real photo with my artistic charcoal, so you can't tell there even was
> a real photo. It looks like truly digitally inspired artwork, they a
> real artist may as well have created. I just love this technique and I
> hope you all take a look here: http://www.ckoogle.com/atlanta.gif
>
> If you have any GOOD criticisms let me know so I can continue to work
> on my methods, and create even better works of interactive fantasy in ...
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Re: A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: Douglas
Date: Jan 8, 2007 18:46

CoreyWhite wrote:
> This is my vision of Olympiada in digital charcoal. I spent a few
> hours visualizing how I imagined her to look, and found a photograph
> that reminded me of my fantasy. She has been encouraging me lately to
> focus on my art, and fantasies. So I got out my charcoal set, and drew
> the photo as large as I was able to on a huge sheet of paper. I tride
> my best to think about the photo as hard as I could and visualize
> myself drawing it in my mind. But as usual my art is never good
> enough. So what I did next created something I hope will be adaquet to
> show you how I actually imagine okay.
>
> Once I scanned the image in I used an artistic technique I've created
> to create a digital copy of it in photoshop. Then I blended in the
> real photo with my artistic charcoal, so you can't tell there even was
> a real photo. It looks like truly digitally inspired artwork, they a
> real artist may as well have created. I just love this technique and I
> hope you all take a look here: http://www.ckoogle.com/atlanta.gif
>
> If you have any GOOD criticisms let me know so I can continue to work
> on my methods, and create even better works of interactive fantasy in ...
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Re: A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: Ren
Date: Jan 8, 2007 19:41

Douglas wrote:

Thanks for the link, Douglas. Nice!
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Re: A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: CoreyWhite
Date: Jan 8, 2007 20:51

Douglas wrote:
> CoreyWhite wrote:
>> This is my vision of Olympiada in digital charcoal. I spent a few
>> hours visualizing how I imagined her to look, and found a photograph
>> that reminded me of my fantasy. She has been encouraging me lately to
>> focus on my art, and fantasies. So I got out my charcoal set, and drew
>> the photo as large as I was able to on a huge sheet of paper. I tride
>> my best to think about the photo as hard as I could and visualize
>> myself drawing it in my mind. But as usual my art is never good
>> enough. So what I did next created something I hope will be adaquet to
>> show you how I actually imagine okay.
>>
>> Once I scanned the image in I used an artistic technique I've created
>> to create a digital copy of it in photoshop. Then I blended in the
>> real photo with my artistic charcoal, so you can't tell there even was
>> a real photo. It looks like truly digitally inspired artwork, they a
>> real artist may as well have created. I just love this technique and I
>> hope you all take a look here: http://www.ckoogle.com/atlanta.gif
>>
>> If you have any GOOD criticisms let me know so I can continue to work ...
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Re: A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: Douglas
Date: Jan 8, 2007 21:22

Corrected url below:

Ren wrote:
Douglas wrote:

http://www.raycaesar.com/

Thanks for the link, Douglas. Nice!

You are welcome.

Here's another you might like:

http://www.dagonproductions.com/chaoscrd.jpg

by the artist Trevor Brown

-Douglas
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Re: A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: Bob Terwilliger
Date: Jan 8, 2007 21:23

CoreyWhite wrote:
> This is my vision of Olympiada in digital charcoal. I spent
> a few hours visualizing how I imagined her to look,

You envisioned her STANDING? Surely that's the posture she's LEAST likely to
adopt.

Bob
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Re: A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: CoreyWhite
Date: Jan 8, 2007 21:56

Bob Terwilliger wrote:
> CoreyWhite wrote:
>
>> This is my vision of Olympiada in digital charcoal. I spent
>> a few hours visualizing how I imagined her to look,
>
> You envisioned her STANDING? Surely that's the posture she's LEAST likely to
> adopt.
>
> Bob

It might be more interesting if I put some clothes on her, and did
another drawing of her as a portrait, so you could see her face. But
I'm finding out now that I have her photos, once I go to all of this
trouble modeling the charcoal drawing, I can look at that and draw it
again on paper and it is 10x better than what I started with. :)
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Re: A Vision of Beauty (aka Atlanta)         


Author: Ravenlynne
Date: Jan 9, 2007 13:02

CoreyWhite wrote:
> Bob Terwilliger wrote:
>> CoreyWhite wrote:
>>
>>> This is my vision of Olympiada in digital charcoal. I spent
>>> a few hours visualizing how I imagined her to look,
>> You envisioned her STANDING? Surely that's the posture she's LEAST likely to
>> adopt.
>>
>> Bob
>
> It might be more interesting if I put some clothes on her, and did
> another drawing of her as a portrait, so you could see her face. But
> I'm finding out now that I have her photos, once I go to all of this
> trouble modeling the charcoal drawing, I can look at that and draw it
> again on paper and it is 10x better than what I started with. :)
>

Why'd you give her a droopy butt?
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