2005 BELTANE/SAMHUINN PHYSICAL ART ENTRIES
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2005 BELTANE/SAMHUINN PHYSICAL ART ENTRIES
by Crow » 21 Feb 2005, 20:50
Notice: Please post your physical artwork for the current Eisteddfod here. This includes art made primarily with the hands, such as drawing, sculpture and painting etc.
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Twain profile -- entry
by Azrienoch » 20 Mar 2005, 03:20
I did this with a number two pencil, the original being 18" x 24". I had to photograph it, because I couldn't find a scanner large enough, and so I made some major touch-ups using Photoshop.
Click on the thumbnail for the real picture.
Click on the thumbnail for the real picture.
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by frank » 20 Mar 2005, 05:08
Azrienoch wrote:I did this with a number two pencil, the original being 18" x 24". I had to photograph it, because I couldn't find a scanner large enough, and so I made some major touch-ups using Photoshop.
Click on the thumbnail for the real picture.
link
Hi Az,
For whatever reason, your image was invisible to me without me monkeying with it in this quote to make the link visible.
Nice!
Frank
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Guardian Knot... ENTRY
by Laurelin Tauregwaithalion » 21 Mar 2005, 17:06
Officially, this isn't finished. I'm working on the painting, but I don't have much time, so I figured I'd enter the preliminary sketch just to keep myself from backing out later. If I finish the painting before the competition voting starts, I'll post a picture of it here. In the meantime...
http://www.geocities.com/thepseudohippy ... nKnot.html
The scan discolored it a little, but I don't really want to adjust it.
Hope everyone likes it.
--Laurelin Linrilwin Tauregwaithalion
http://www.geocities.com/thepseudohippy ... nKnot.html
The scan discolored it a little, but I don't really want to adjust it.
Hope everyone likes it.
--Laurelin Linrilwin Tauregwaithalion
"It's a very rare person who is taken for what he truly is." --Schmendrick The Magician
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ENTRY: Snowman!
by MaiaElan » 26 Mar 2005, 22:49
This is 'Schneemann', who brought a smile to my face in the ice kissed days of winter...
http://maiaelan.myphotoalbum.com/view_a ... Name=Schne
eMann
okay, not an entirely serious entry! but what the heck!
http://maiaelan.myphotoalbum.com/view_a ... Name=Schne
eMann
okay, not an entirely serious entry! but what the heck!
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Twain doodle -- Entry
by Azrienoch » 09 Apr 2005, 18:30
A doodle from my notebook. I figured I had nothing to lose.
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by Laurelin Tauregwaithalion » 10 Apr 2005, 16:28
You guys are very kind. Thanks a million. I just wish I had the time to finish my painting of that knotwork before voting starts so I could show you a more final looking draft. What with my current schedule, I'm doubtful that I'll have the time. It's incredibly cool that everyone likes the knotwork, though. *blushes* You guys are great at making a gal feel good. : ) I'm particularly fond of your Schneeman, Maia! And Az, I really appreciate your use of shading in the Sketch you entered. You really see in depth. Everyone's done such a great job! I feel proud to be in such company.
--Laurelin
--Laurelin
"It's a very rare person who is taken for what he truly is." --Schmendrick The Magician
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Anime -- Entry ; Skull -- Entry
by wolfsong » 13 Apr 2005, 17:39
The following are two entries on one file.
First, a character I sketched while at work (it's a bit wrinkled-looking because my manager was in a pissy mood, and crumpled it and tossed it ... we were dead, I promise!), and I'm thinking of writing a story to go with her.
Ink and colored pencils.
Second, a graphite drawing I did in a drawing class last semester. We started with a sheet of paper, covered it with powered graphite and then used erasers and graphite pencils to make the image. There are like three places I used white graphite pencil for major highlights.
First, a character I sketched while at work (it's a bit wrinkled-looking because my manager was in a pissy mood, and crumpled it and tossed it ... we were dead, I promise!), and I'm thinking of writing a story to go with her.
Ink and colored pencils.
Second, a graphite drawing I did in a drawing class last semester. We started with a sheet of paper, covered it with powered graphite and then used erasers and graphite pencils to make the image. There are like three places I used white graphite pencil for major highlights.
Last edited by wolfsong on 16 Apr 2005, 07:17, edited 1 time in total.
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The Ice Wolf -- entry
by Merlyn » 13 Apr 2005, 18:31
THE ICE WOLF
Click on picture for larger image
(makes a good wallpaper for your computer too)
Below you can see the original sketch art and the actual bike the art was designed for
Click here for the original sketch
Click here for the finished airbrush art on the "wolf bike"
Click here for the "leaping wolf" on the wolf bike
Blessings of Spring
Click on picture for larger image
(makes a good wallpaper for your computer too)
Below you can see the original sketch art and the actual bike the art was designed for
Click here for the original sketch
Click here for the finished airbrush art on the "wolf bike"
Click here for the "leaping wolf" on the wolf bike
Blessings of Spring
Dyro, Dduw, dy nawdd;
ac yn nawdd, nerth;
ac yn nerth, ddeall;
ac yn neall, gwybod;
ac o wybod, gwybod yn gyfiawn;
ac o wybod yn gyfiawn ei garu;
ac o garu, caru Duw.
Duw a phob daioni.
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The Design of Nature -- Entry
by MorningStar » 14 Apr 2005, 22:40
Entry
Hi Everybody,
Well i thought i would post my entry...the tobacco art is done on red felt and i use well cut tobacco, the only tools are my fingers to sprinkle it into shape and fingernails to define the lines more.
The Design of Nature
Hi Everybody,
Well i thought i would post my entry...the tobacco art is done on red felt and i use well cut tobacco, the only tools are my fingers to sprinkle it into shape and fingernails to define the lines more.
The Design of Nature
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Flying Dream Catcher -- Entry
by MorningStar » 14 Apr 2005, 22:42
Entry number 2
Flying Dream Catcher
Flying Dream Catcher
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