Recent content by brianvds

Not sure I like this one, but its backstory is of interest, so I'll pop it in here: Wolfe von Lenkiewicz - A Promise [2025] Oil on canvas, 50 x 50 cm. I found the image on Gandalf's Gallery, and what is of interest to me here is the description: The artwork is created by generating initial...

Saw this on Instagram...

Thanks for the vote of confidence. Here's one from earlier today: Looking around a bit, I see that even ob my fairly simple box, one can in fact set various F-stops, so I'll be experimenting with it a bit and see if I can get better depth of field (and whatever else one can do with those...

Not sure it's even possible with my camera - I never got much into the technical side of things. :-)

Extra points if you can reach this stage in watercolour... :-)

I think they are known as wolf spiders (carrying with it the unsettling idea that perhaps they hunt in packs!) but not sure. I have asked some spider gurus, but haven't received any replies yet.

I rescued this handsome lady and her kids from the pool this morning. Pity the photos turned out not as crisp as I had hoped for... :)

It looks that way to me too. But it isn't, as I determined with my color picker in my previous post. As Hermes notes, the question itself is ambiguous. It is said that "an artist is some who wonders what the color of a glass of milk in the shade is." When we see things in unfamiliar or unusual...

Well, looks like you managed. As Enyaw noted, it will not be for everyone, but it's easy enough to just unsubscribe again. Living on the edge of financial ruin as I do, I grab every free thing I can get my hands on. :LOL:

Not the most earth-shattering thing, but it's completely free, so I do enjoy reading it when I get my copy... https://www.createartmagazine.com/#/

No need to fight over it - Gimp's colour picker tool is your friend: Whatever you call those colours, those are the shoe's colours. Lemme guess, we've got a worthy successor to that infamous dress. :-)

How what works? NFTs or the NFT scam? Not that there is a very clear difference between the two... :-)