This is Bentley, a lovely horse at the La Foursou where we stayed at the beginning of the month. Digital oil using the ArtRage app on my ASUS tablet, mainly digital pallete knife over a thinned oil background.
Bentley, digital oils using ArtRage app
Digital oils and pallette knife using the ArtRage app on my ASUS Android tablet.
For anyone who’s fed up with the heat this summer, never forget that winter is coming.
Snow in Abergele
Digital pastels, using the ArtRage app on my 10 inch Android tablet (ASUS Z500M)
I’ve been doing some digital painting recently and this is the first one I’m sharing on the blog, though many have featured on Facebook over the past few months. The emphasis is turning more to blogging, now that Facebook controls who sees what and is overburdened with advertisements and rubbish.
Here’s today’s painting. It’s a still life of some tulips that featured as part of this weekends drawing event on wetcanvass.com. It’s painted using the ArtRage app on my Android tablet using oil brushes.
Digital oils using ArtRage app on Android tablet
This weekend I’ve create a Photo Blog for myself using the excellent Pixel Post tool. Most of my photographs are more snaps than art work; but they represent things going on around me and so I think they’re fair game for a blog. I’ve posted a few pictures from the past 12 months for a starter.
Unfortunately the comments section of the photo blog doesn’t work reliably if you’re using Firefox and I’m currently trying to get a fix for this issue. If you’re using one of the other browsers then I’d be delighted to read your views.
Update: The Firefox issue seems to be peculiar to my personal set-up and may be related to the Firebug add-on that I’m using. However other users of Firebug have reported no problems. Hopefully it works for you.
Many thanks to Pat over at roam4free.ie for directing my attention to Hotel Ballymun. I’m sure staying in the Clarke Tower would have been preferable to the Ballymun Plaza.
The Tower has, indeed, been demolished now.
Or maybe they just repainted it and called it the Plaza?