I am no longer active here. Too many restrictions and unpleasant interactions with admin.
In addition I now focus on traditional art, which is very neglected on this site.
If you are interested in following my art you can find me on RedBubble
www.redbubble.com/people/artpearl
or on deviant art
http://artpearl.deviantart.com/
See you there!
About my Art - Watercolor, Poser &Vue I have been painting mainly with transparent watercolor on paper. Most of my paintings depict hypothetical situations and imaginary scenes, striving to capture ideas and moods rather then a resemblance to specific places or people. On many occasions more than one way forward suggest themselves either from the onset or during the painting process. I like to explore these possibilities in different paintings and thus I have several ongoing themes (Some examples of themes I worked on are shown in the image above). I started useing Poser and then Vue mainly to set up virtual models and/or scenes which are then painted in watercolor. The CG images were supposed to be only an intermediate stage, but I now got the CG bug, and I'm trying to make these images a 'product ' on their own accord. Feedback is really very important to me. I appreciate any form of it: comments on the impact the images had on you (or saying it had none), things you enjoyed, things you hated, any artistic aspects - (composition, color, lights & shadows etc.) - any technical comments( eg Poser/Vue issues) and anything else you find relevant. If you dont know a lot (or at all) about Watercolors, Poser or Vue, please dont let it deter you from leaving a comment. Just comment on what you see and what it made you feel or think. You could also ask questions, and if I know how to answer - I will.
Comments (11)
Thelby
NIce mats and lighting in this!!!
novelist
This has a modern stonehenge look and feel to it. I love the lighting and atmosphere.
JOELGLAINE
The one laying down look like lava. Pretty interesting looking.
Rutra
Looks different. Very original. Strange visions you have in your mind... :-) I like it!
Fidelity2
Hey, it works for me. Thank you. 5+.
npauling
Very impressive scene. Something has landed! should I be scared?
originalkitten
Excellent!
Sivana
Till now I was not so lucky with my tries with Hexagon. Your images looks fantastic and you have done a great work!!
kobaltkween
ok, i've given myself time to be sure of my reaction to this, but i'm still not clear, so i'm commenting anyway. my first impression is that you're not only fearless about color, but light. those clouds seem just this side of possible, and contrast with the green in the pillars. the low saturation and brightness of the red-violet, green and slate blue allow them to contrast harmonically. and then, in the middle of the soft, muted green field, there's the bright, flaming pillar. overall, i'm not sure what to make of the wall of uniformity and the fallen rebel. partly because the fallen, flaming piece appears to burn internally, and partly because the upright pillars seem severely corroded. an interesting relationship of elements. i like the tubes linking the pillars. for no particular reason, i just find them aesthetically pleasing in this context. they serve an obvious role in binding the pillars together, which is great, but i particularly like how you chose them to look.
Cgaynor
Looks like someone knocked his block off. The figure on the ground provides a wonderful ambiguity, in that one (I) could imagine that he is part/connected to the stones, figures surrounding him. The still image does not tell if they has been encased/ imobilized, or are about about to emerge. The "blocks" surround the figure and the back ground, together with the declivities in the earth are very well done. It is interesting that I have just run on like this, as did cobaltdream. I did not read their review. I think there is something that makes us want to talk about the work - and this is good.
kahun.hida
素晴らしい芸術ですね。