SOME LATE COMERS

A few paintings that have been on the back burner for a while. Still searching for a style, so there is a different approach to each image, however Brushstroke is turning out to be my go-to app for most situations.

Lets Go

Marsh Edge - TWG

Small Pond - TWG

On the Rocks 

Slim to None

Just a single painting today. I was testing the PinholeCam2 app on my iPad4 and shot some photos in the backyard. One looked sort of interesting or a least had the potential to be. The apps used were Snapseed, Brushstroke, and A+Signature. It is interesting how a rather mundane photo can be transformed using the Brushstroke app, and become both visually and emotionally transformed.

Bean Pole #2

Still Working On The Process

 A few new digital paintings. I am still exploring the painting apps and looking for a style that I feel works for me. There are so many options that it take time to sort through them.

Brushstroke

Waterlogue

Brushstroke

The Foray Continues

A few more digital paintings. As before, I am trying out various painting apps. Some times there are real surprises, such as the monochrome painting. I thought that I would see what the effect of running a B&W photo through the Brushstroke app would be. Total surprise, it turned out to be a very strong image. Who would have thought? All the paintings were edited using Snapseed and Brushstroke with the exception of Early Light, where Waterlouge was used.

Small Stream - TWG

Periwinkle Creek

Early Light - First Lake

Kitchen Light

Additions to the Chaos

Still working my way through the ins and outs of some of my painting apps. Trying to get a handle on what works for me, and try to settle on one or two apps. You could spend years trying out apps and then there are more coming out weekly. All were shot using the iPod Touch and the Histamatic app. Here are three more paintings:

Glaze

Waterlogue

Waterlogue

Still Exploring

A couple of new digital paintings. I am still sorting through some of the many painting apps available for the iPhone and iPad. It can be a bit overwhelming to say the least. ArtRage and Brushstroke are pretty impressive. I am starting to try out Waterlogue, and also I follow the blog Art of Mob to see what others are using and what they think of a particular app. http://artofmob.blogspot.com/

Brushstroke

Waterlogue

ArtRage

A Different Aproach

Here are a few more digital paintings that I have done over this last few days. I am exploring the various painting apps and styles available, and see them as just trial runs,  not necessarily finished works. At this point the journey is just beginning. Kurt

Back Door - Water Street

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Cactus Dreams