motogroove
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This thing has been nagging at me since 2003 when I started it. It is based on a low quality digital photo from my first days with digital equipment. One of the best photos I ever got, and the camera was set on LQ. James Bubba Stewart at Unadilla, NY in 2002 on a 125.
So, what's the logical thing to do with a pixelated snapshot? Well, blow it up really big and guess what's hidden in each pixel, of course.
Acrylic and oil on canvas, 36 x 48 inches.
There's a juried art show nearby, and I used that as an excuse to finish the thing , or call it quits anyway. Some times the hardest part is knowing when to stop. I got the painting there two minutes before receiving closed. It's a juried show, so I might not make the cut.
The thing still nags me. All I see are the flaws. So, I put a fat price tag on it and maybe I'll let it go away.
Also entered an AC Cobra for the cage crowd.
-Dean
too many hobbies
So, what's the logical thing to do with a pixelated snapshot? Well, blow it up really big and guess what's hidden in each pixel, of course.
Acrylic and oil on canvas, 36 x 48 inches.There's a juried art show nearby, and I used that as an excuse to finish the thing , or call it quits anyway. Some times the hardest part is knowing when to stop. I got the painting there two minutes before receiving closed. It's a juried show, so I might not make the cut.
The thing still nags me. All I see are the flaws. So, I put a fat price tag on it and maybe I'll let it go away.
Also entered an AC Cobra for the cage crowd.
-Dean
too many hobbies
