A teddy's tale. by aangus
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I posted this pencil drawing some years ago.
I thought it would be nice to see how I could improve on it using Photoshop.
A quick levels adjustment and the image jumped out at me, much brighter and clearer and solid looking....technology eh?
I done a series of these drawings. I started each one with no real fixed idea of what I would end up with, but just tryed to let the doodles run free. Sometimes I surprised myself with what appeared on the paper.
Things like the figure flying the kite (on the left low down), see how the sort of vampires face opposite echo's the figure?
Even Elvis was completely unplanned and seemed to make his own way there!
How does that work I wonder?
Thanks for viewing
Comments (11)
cunningham
Great doodles. I enjoy doing the same thing :o)
sharky_
Very interesting and keep on doodling. Excellent.. Aloha
Punaguy
Man your mind ran amock here Anthony...a departure from your usual, but just shows the talent from you! Great job here! Aloha!
eyeland
Very creative stream of consciousness drawing. The most satisfying art is art that surprises even its creator...
voske
Wonderful pic,a lot to see,excellent work!!!!
addiek
sort of John Lennon meets Mephisto! Good stuff!
jgkane
Your sub-conscious was working overtime, I think, Anthony. I used to doodle like this ( although not as detailed ) in English class back in the mid 1960s. Luckily 'Chips' Rafferty was quite a forgiving teacher. He did not mind doodles on the brown paper 'backer' of an ink exercise book, as long as the doodles were confined there!! Regards, John.
danob
Wonderful artwork you really should post more of your work!! Yes I too have done some Pshopping to my old uns they do help to get back some of the colours etc
lejimi
It's maybe a bit "charg but funny. 40 years ago it would have made a good picture for a Beatles or Soft Machine record. Perhaps you could also use Photoshop to crop a more composed and "significant" part of the picture to make it more "powerful" ?
drag
I've been looking at this one a long time. And seeing so much. Very interesting doodle.
oscilis
I knew Elvis was alive and well. I'm off to look at the rest of your artwork.