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My First Painting
My interest in art began in 1996 and got more serious in 1998, when I did an online tutorial by Al Dawson, learning computer 2d painting. (see painting .. lol) After playing with that for a while my interests then turned towards 3d art and I bought Bryce 2, just to see, if indeed, it was the direction I was leaning. I became addicted and purchased Bryce 4, which was the current release of the program at the time.
I dabbled a bit with Poser 4, just to have the ability to get some 'human' element into some of my renders. I found the software and the interface so frustrating that my interest in it never really peaked. I also upgraded to P5 and then to P6, but still found the software too frustrating for my tastes. I admire the artists who do such great work with Poser, but just found it to not be my 'cup of tea' .. so to speak.
I am a retired person so am able to devote a large amount of time doing what I love most. Art has become a very important part of my life, sometimes frustrating, but eventually rewarding. Some of it mediocre, some that I like very much and a lot that remains unfinished. I do most of my art work during the winter months as I spend a lot of time outdoors during the summer.
My main current art tools include Bryce 6.1, Photoshop 6 (an old version, I know, but it works for me) and a little bit of Poser 6.
I love all kinds of music, always have and find it so inspiring when doing art. Whether it be instrumental, lyrics or both.
Favorite current music/artists:
1) Would have to be anything by Barbra Streisand. Long time fan of her's since her beginning. 60's? Dating myself.
2) Andrea Bocelli .. favorite dvd/cd "Under The Desert Sky"
3) Chris Botti .. "Italia" .. haunting trumpet, love his "Nessun Dorma" and most everyone's version of this. Love the entire cd!
Many more, but all for now.
Thanks for reading and all the great comments/views on my images.
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Comments (22)
amlondono
Lovely artwork , love the composition and tones , Have a wonderful Sunday Easter, Ana
faroutsider
A warm patch in the sun, and an empty bowl... life can't be perfect all the time! Beautifully posed, composed and lit.
ledwolorz
Excellent composition and colors.Wonderful work.
Mad-Mike
Very unique photo! love the colors :-) Have a great Easter, and if you do not celebrate it, a wonderful day!
photostar
Beautiful presentation and composition, Deanna. Well, mine sure does rule me and the world...oh, and he rules the dog, too...lol
doarte
They do rule! Wondrous Image...beautiful visual! +5 from doarte's MADHOUSE
rickking
this is well done! love the texture of the door and porch. the cat could be a little larger though. the foreground could also stand out more. over all i like this a lot.
sackrat
Well done indeed !
debz
Beautiful image Deanna!! Excellent textures on the wood work!! Great lighting!!
ldynghtwng
What a precious image!!! I really thought this was a photo!
CATMANDO
Nice work. Yes, their do rule their masters.
ragouc
Great work. Well done.
meico
The antique sepia effect give the picture much warmth. Like the patient cat we'd like to be let in to what is surely a welcoming and comfortable home. Cat's know. I know that because I've been owned by four cats: This and That, and Topsy and Turvy. Mike
hipps13
wonderful work warm hug, Linda
Minuano
Marvelous effect! It looks as if the rays of the afternoon Sun perfectly illuminates a secluded back porch ... giving it that warm, intimate hue. great image, placings and feel. -Julian
wawadave
very very well done!!!
ecurbsemaj
This looks like an antique photo, the sepia tone lends itself well to this image. Once again, your textures reign supreme. I also like the way the only "color" is the clay pot, but the door steals the show. Great render, Deanna.
JaneEden
You are an excellent artist, thank you for your comments in my gallery, hugs Jane xx
mboncher
So pretty! Many skritches! I can has in now? kthxbai!
DukeNukem2005
Very beautiful and very nice image!
ShadowsNTime
Gorgeous Deanna, brings to mind all the ferals in my neighborhood, many look just like him and sit and wait for someone to feed them. Love it! TY for your kindness on my first macro, very appreciated!
huismus
Beautiful light! well done!