Since most of my artwork is either pencil or pen and ink, I'm interested to see how these drawings will look in color. A good approach to accomplish this is to use Photoshop. Typically, I begin with a scanned copy of an image or a sketch, create a color scheme, and then use Photoshop's brushes and textures to produce a colorized version.
tulips
Macro photo stacking. computer screenshots are used for backgrounds and background lighting. Photoshop is used for editing and applying filters. See the category macro for more photos.
evening walk
the risks we take
Print on Epson Velvet Fine Art paper. Measurement: 13" x 17"
stonewall and maples
raven explores
wm morris
William morris and the industrial revolution
Print on Epson Velvet Fine Art paper. Measurement: 6" x 10"
wm morris
wallpaper
pineapple
endosperm, spore, and sprocket
Imagining the inner workings of germination
Print on Epson Velvet Fine Art paper. Measurement: 7" x 26"
greetings, horizons
Postcard inspired design of my favorite summer camp, on the shores of Lake Fairlee.
the furnace room,
the knight and the rook ii
the furnace room
the knight and the rook II
new town in the woods
Marguerite Visits the Raven
In the small town of brak
A scanned drawing of a textile town with color and texture added in Photoshop
little birdies
