Orage Birds by oscilis

2D • Illustration • posted on Aug 17, 2009

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Ultrafractal 4.0 and photoshop/wacom tablet. And also a touch of Adobe Creative Suite 4, demo version which has now run out and costs about a million pounds to actually buy : (

Comments (9)

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durleybeachbum

4:28AM | Mon, 17 August 2009

You are SO GOOD at this!! Superb and very interesting!

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sharky_

4:37AM | Mon, 17 August 2009

Colorful and very nice work... Aloha

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Svarg

7:09AM | Mon, 17 August 2009

I could see this as wallpaper . . . albeit rather psychedelic wallpaper! :^) Love the rich color and as ever your birds are real characters.

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francinechristophe

7:57AM | Mon, 17 August 2009

I would call this work as "very tonic"

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jgkane

9:25AM | Mon, 17 August 2009

Just the thing to invigorate my desktop, Rozanne. Did you use Ultrafractal as your spellchecker too? .. ;o) Re the gold=plated software, with so many features that the average artist never, never uses ... I did manage to get an OEM Adobe Photoshop Elements 7, from SoftwareOutlet.com, a week or two back, on its release, for $38 + p&p. It comes with disk and serial number, but there are plenty of books and tutorials to be had on the net, if you were unfamiliar with the Adobe way of doing things. I would recommend it, if you need another art program. It certainly works a treat, since I can use all the usual brushes ( .abr ), and styles which I have purchased from RENDEROSITY, and other sites, over the years. Hoping that you and your plants are still surviving the marauding insects, and that you are using your bike, despite the swarms of seasonal tourists. Warm regards, John.

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drace68

12:51PM | Mon, 17 August 2009

Umm, mystified. Colorful, wonderful motion in the patterns. Plodding once-scientist on this side of the monitor doesn't have a clue.

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anahata.c

5:03AM | Wed, 19 August 2009

agree with andrea again...you two seem like cousins, your drawing styles are very different, but you seem connected by some artistic DNA about 2 generations back...wonderful how these birds are both distinct and yet woven into the lines & swirls of your UF work. And of course 2 of them have those big open eyes, and the movements are childlike and gleeful. Some of the tails & torsos seem a whole mess of patterns and squiggles, those free lines you get in so many of your drawings; and the patterns atop are fractal-y and paisley-like with a playfulness that typifies you as well. (And I like the dotted 'frame' around the birds, like, "hey guys, straighten up: this is you're image". Wonderful & playful. I know Andrea likes to call her pieces "doodles," but I always say they're works of art. Yours are the same. Absolutely delightful.

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