Been doing this over a year now and I'm still not quite sure how to define it. Is it art or not? Can we be said to be really creating our images, given that we're using computer programs and models made by others? And, for that matter, what is its official title? Personally I call my work "using Daz Studio because of a total inability to draw or paint." It doesn't exactly trip off the tongue. I suppose it doesn't matter in the end. As PG Wodehouse said, it makes me happy and keeps me out of public houses.
My main influences are Manet, Edward Hopper, Caravaggio and Pieter Bruegel. The first two gave me an interest in realism, the third created an addiction to light and shade, and the last nurtured my overall misanthropy.
If you want to, please check out my web page:
Why Is This Here?
All my renders are there, including the ones I hate. There's also a rag-bag of assorted writings and photos.
I've also recently started a blog about this whole business:
Can't Paint Can't Draw
Thanks to everyone who's submitted Free Stuff to this site - especially some of the wonderful Vicky textures. Sorry to anyone who I don't credit. It's down to the disorganisation of my hard drive rather than an evil heart.
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Comments (6)
magnus073
Nice work on this one Andrew and I like the way the lady apparently got a glimpse of your intrusion and is not pleased. This image could represent the typical big business of today where they plot heaven knows what
Cimaira
Wonderful scene. I like these kinds of images.
cvrad
great social commentary your images are so unique and original keep going pleass!
kitzie21
Interesting choice of POV. Your images are always views into everyday life, with its ugly as well as its less ugly side. It seems fitting, therefore, for you to now render the window, since you were already offering us a window into humanity. Well done!
mapps
you're welcome, looks great :-)
Jollyself
very realistic with those blinds Andrew