I’ve signed up with a new company that creates removable wall decals up to 7 feet long. These wall graphics are easy to hang – just peel and stick where you want it, then peel it off to remove it and use again. The quality is very good. It’s a quick and simple way to decorate a room without putting holes in the walls! Prices start at $25.00.
Take a look at my collection of wall decal panoramic art murals.
I’m trying something new this time.
I’ve always stuck to traditional photography, but I’ve been playing with an image of the merry-go-round that I took at Lakeside amusement park that wasn’t working as a straight photo for me. I managed to create a unique “illustrated poster” look, which I think goes well with the image.
I’m really liking this effect and will probably play with it more in my other images. It has a playful, “cell animation” look, but backed by a realistic play of light and shadow and proportion. I also really like how the foreground has more detail, while the background is more simplistic, a natural product of the filter process. I’d like to se this pieces printed on canvas. I think it is one of the only pieces I have so far that would look good on that medium.
I also made another version that has more detail (below). I think it looks much better up close, and I intend to have it printed out very large scale. Take a look at the detail insert to see what I mean.
Which version do you like more? What do you think of this style? Please give me your feedback in the comments. Thanks!
Detail:
(click the image to see it larger)
As always, this photo is available for sale as a poster print , framed print, or print on canvas.
My first solo show at gallery nrc was a blast and the art never looked better. I featured my new plaque mounted pieces, which turned out great. Lots of people showed up for the First Friday showing and I sold a couple pieces to private collectors. Here are some photos from the show.
Thank you to the gallery owner, Neil Corman
After trying many different ways to mount my photographs, I’ve discovered plaque mounting, a technique of permanently fixing a high quality digital print to a lacquered board with finished beveled edges. This mounting technique is my new method of choice as it looks very clean, sharp, and professional, and the pieces are very sturdy.
The mounting technique allows for different styles, such as thin or thick thicknesses, floated plaques, and a few other options. I’ve been using the DuraPlaq company, and I am very pleased with them. Below is a sample of the plaques – in miniature form! In addition to some much larger pieces, I’ve made up a number of these as smaller, cheaper versions for desktop or small wall art pieces.
It feels like forever since I first set up this show this coming Friday, but it’s finally here! I hope you are able to come support me and enjoy the show and the rest of the artwalk and activities as well. I have a bunch of new images displayed in a new way that is very professional and sleek and looks awesome! I’m very proud of them, so come check it out. Here are the details:
“$52.80 Art Collectors Specials” Honoring Denver’s Art Week (Nov 5-13th) My opening date corresponds with Denver’s Art Week, and to honor that, I’ll be offering a limited selection of art pieces priced at $52.80, as will other artists, so here’s your chance to snag some good art at a special price. See you there!
Finding and revealing the unexpected perspective, |
I’m very excited to share that my panoramic bookmarks are now being sold at all Colorado Tattered Cover Bookstores! I added to my previous panoramic bookmark collection two additional images for this order (the Vail Covered Bridge and the Starfish Ocean Beach images). They look great. Putting all those bookmarks together by hand was quite the endeavor though!
If you’re visiting a Tattered Cover Bookstore, look for my bookmarks. You can also order them directly from me. Either way, they cost $2.95 each and are nice to use and make good gifts too.
I had a great time at this month’s First Friday show at The Coolest Little Gallery on Tennyson St. There was a huge turn out and an excellent response to my work and the other artists’. I had my new pieces up for this show and covered most of the wall! Thanks to everyone who came.
The North Denver Tribune Newspaper has written up a great article about The Coolest Little Gallery where my work was on display for the 8/6/2010 First Friday Artwalk Show. You can read the article here, which describes the vibe and model of the gallery, and the great showing at the Artwalk, one of the best of the summer.
I’m excited to report that some of my work including my panoramic paris photograph and my vertical czech panorama has been moved from The Coolest Little Gallery to the Indulge French restaurant at 4140 W. 38th Ave, Denver, CO 80212. Indulge has been named Denver’s Best French Restaurant and I am honored to have my European panoramic photography artwork adding to their dining decor.
If you’re in the area, stop by to see my art, and enjoy a fabulous meal cooked by a true gourmet French Chef!
After many weeks of working hard to build both the structure and content for my panoramic portfolio gallery, I finally have it complete and ready for public use. I’ve built a lot of functionality into my portfolio to try to make the best view experience, as well as planning the visual display. I’ve also put 11 of my panoramic photos up with multiple pictures of each image and the stories behind them.
I’m happy with how everything turned out. I’ll continue to put more of my panoramic works up as I complete new ones and I’ll keep adding to the blog section.
I would greatly appreciate any feedback. Also, please comment on my images, and if you’d like to stay up to date, sign up for the newsletter or subscribe to my blog.
I’ve decided to create a bookmark set from my most popular panoramic photos. Click the picture to see it bigger.
Featured images:
They turned out great and add a stylish helping of fine art to your bookmarking needs. They make great gifts too.
Each bookmark is $2.95. Specify how many and specific images when you order.
Every Frist Friday of the month brings The First Friday Artwalk to many art districts in Denver, including the Tennyson Art District. My work is displayed in The Coolest Little Gallery | Mid Mod and More, which is participating in the July 2nd Artwalk from 6:30 to 10pm along with numerous other galleries up and down the street.
This is our first Artwalk at the new space (4234 Tennyson St) and my work will be featured prominently. Since this is the 4th of July weekend, they will be barbecuing, they’ll have beer, and they are doing specialty crepes, so if you are free this Friday night, stop by, check out my work, say hello, and have some good food and drink, all for free (unless you want to buy some art or furniture!).
Map and directions here:
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