Tucson Sculpture Festival 2012

Saturday, 29 February 2020

February 29, 2020

Drawn in the Argos Gallery of Santa Fe:





Altered with Deep Dream Generator



Altered with different source images


All 20 minute stages of this drawing were altered, starting with Deep Dream Generator, in the same sequence as the drawings of February 26, 2020




































Lots of editing,
(this image looks like it should be printed in 3D


All this digital editing opens new doors (like showing how color would look with my drawings), but the results aren't entirely satisfactory.  I need to touch up the results on a tablet.

Moreover, I'd like to print the altered images out large, and oil paint on top of them.  I believe the painting that I commissioned in China, of one of my drawings, was done this way.   It seems like there must be a whole wave of painters doing such, perhaps ushering in a 21st century movement.



After the drawing session
I went to Kathamann's opening -- Arabesque --



Friday, 28 February 2020

February 26, 2020

Drawn at 3rd Street Arts in Albuquerque:

(Note:  The first images are altered by Deep Dream Generator, which give them more volume)






























Blended with a second alteration


Colored with the help of 















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 EDITING PROCESS

I altered all the above drawings with Deep Dream Generator, applying the style of this drawing (without the head, as shown below) to each drawing above.

Then I imported both the altered drawing -- and the original drawing -- into Photoshop and blended them in Layers, to get the final drawings that I posted above (note:  I resize both images, so that they have the same pixel dimensions first):  
  • I chose Luminosity, at the bottom of the first menu column, which discards the color
  • Then I faded the colored altered drawing, on top of the original drawing, by diminishing the Opacity in the second menu column, until I got the solidity that I wanted. 



I transferred the style of this drawing
(without the head)
to the drawings in this blog post