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Your art/craftwork - show it here!

snorlax · 2005-08-18 14:37:23

anything original, creative you'd like to share with other users!:)

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#1302 12-04-2015 11:37am

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humberklog wrote: »

Very interesting take

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#1303 19-04-2015 10:45pm

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Because referendum.

League of Ireland Artwork

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#1304 19-04-2015 10:49pm

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For or against, I really like that picture.

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#1305 22-04-2015 12:28am

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1973 Austrian GP...

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#1306 26-04-2015 12:20am

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Between The Pages
https://www.facebook.com/helenagrimesart

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#1307 20-05-2015 1:52pm

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#1308 05-06-2015 4:52am

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So much great art and on canvas!
I just wanted to post some digital art.

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#1309 15-06-2015 10:45pm

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1967 Belgian GP:

Porsche 908 Spyder, Nurburgring, late 1960's:

1980 British GP:

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#1310 09-07-2015 1:06am

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#1311 13-07-2015 11:33am

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Thanks for allowing us to share our work here! It's always great meeting other artists. My work varies from Symbolist artwork, to wood carving and soft toys. Please feel free to come over a visit and drop me a line! My website can be found at susanneiles (dot) com. I'm new to the boards so it won't allow me to paste a full url yet.

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#1312 18-07-2015 3:18pm

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Not sure if I can post this kind of craftwork? Been doing this a while but decided we would try put a few pieces up on Etsy over the next few weeks se does anyone want some one the dust carriers we call ourselves blackened sky lighting ..

Langers lighting didn't have the same hum :D

'hdz

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#1313 18-07-2015 6:28pm

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After much nagging from the other half, I decided to not do a car for once...

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#1314 24-08-2015 11:17pm

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#1315 15-09-2015 10:05pm

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Pug 205

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#1316 17-09-2015 4:23pm

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#1317 09-10-2015 6:16pm

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1st time trying out water colours.

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#1318 20-10-2015 7:05pm

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Here is a random selection of the illustrations ive done...

Toy Story
https://www.behance.net/gallery/30440249/Toy-Story-

Famous Landmarks
https://www.behance.net/gallery/25110523/Famous-Landmarks

Home Sweet Home...
https://www.behance.net/gallery/30226927/Home-Sweet-Home

And loads more here:
https://www.behance.net/AlPower

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#1319 21-12-2015 2:25am

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I haven't painted for 2 decades, but finally decided to give it a go again. My inspiration from a photo that I took recently in the Autumn of the Dark Hedges.

[IMG]http://mechoimages.com/plugins/imageviewer/site/thumb.php?s=DQ&/Dark hedges painting.jpg[/IMG]

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#1320 03-01-2016 10:58pm

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CK73 wrote: »

I haven't painted for 2 decades, but finally decided to give it a go again. My inspiration from a photo that I took recently in the Autumn of the Dark Hedges.

[IMG]http://mechoimages.com/plugins/imageviewer/site/thumb.php?s=DQ&/Dark hedges painting.jpg[/IMG]

I'm guessing this is proving difficult to see. Does anyone know how I can add it at a bigger size? The method I used to use seems to have changed and not for the better.

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#1321 07-01-2016 10:27pm

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CK73 wrote: »

I'm guessing this is proving difficult to see. Does anyone know how I can add it at a bigger size? The method I used to use seems to have changed and not for the better.

maybe crop/expand the original file with picmonkey or photoshop or gimp.

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#1322 06-02-2016 3:19pm

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Personal project along side class work.

Never done a screen printed concertina book - so this is the out come.
Not too happy with it but its a practice, may make more on my own time.
(Blurred out address, don't fancy any of you rocking up at the door):P

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#1323 21-03-2016 11:27pm

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Whoops I must have removed the photo's - here they are again (and some new ones)

A concertina book, personal project.

New ones (rough version) - gift for a dear friend.
She likes moths

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#1324 30-03-2016 11:25am

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#1327 30-03-2016 5:07pm

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IMPRESSIVE!!

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#1328 01-04-2016 9:09am

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Started a personal project based on ugly ceramic's in the V&A

I plan to screen print it in late April - was just for fun and to experiment with layout styles before I start a book project.

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#1329 07-04-2016 9:01pm

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Quick digital playing with Dymkovo figures - break from essay.

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#1330 08-04-2016 8:39pm

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Another - doing between paragraphs in essay

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#1331 21-04-2016 5:10pm

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Some comic inks i've done over the last while

http://imgur.com/a/dnYkj

Wondering where i go from here, when i have a reference i can draw anything but if i tried to draw any of these from my mind the results would be shocking

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#1332 21-04-2016 9:39pm

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woodchuck wrote: »

The detail in the hair is beautifully done.

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#1333 21-04-2016 11:30pm

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Sketch of a Golden Eagle with HB and 4B pencil. Done about 2 years ago.

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#1334 06-06-2016 9:11am

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This is what I do for relaxation in my Mellow Room. I only use damaged vinyl records that were destined for the dump. Many hours are spent testing the vinyls on my little record player and dancing or singing at the top of my voice (thank goodness, no one can see or hear me )... :eek:

I started with making bowls, then display stands, onto clocks, followed by handbags with a few PLAY ME greeting cards in between. Major fun listening to the old records and enjoying the memories that come with it.

https://www.facebook.com/relovedvinylcreations/

Anyone else out there that recycles vinyl records?

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#1335 06-06-2016 9:23am

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Pen and ink.

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#1336 18-06-2016 12:13am

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Drawing of a Tiger cub. 4B and HB pencil.

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#1337 22-02-2017 8:36pm

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Gigs '24 - Ben Ottewell and Ian Ball (Gomez), The Jesus & Mary Chain, The Smashing Pumpkins/Weezer, Pearl Jam, Green Day, Stendhal Festival, Forest Fest, Electric Picnic, Pixies, Ride, Therapy?, Public Service Broadcasting, IDLES(x2), And So I Watch You From Afar

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#1338 28-12-2017 12:01pm

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Made some fold-away shopping bags for Christmas presents.

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#1339 28-12-2017 12:27pm

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That's clever. I will pass the pic to my girlfriend who loves making stuff like this.

TT

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#1340 28-12-2017 1:01pm

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I didn't follow a pattern, but it's easy enough to work out.

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#1341 08-03-2018 9:33pm

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https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=445092&stc=1&d=1520541152

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#1342 26-03-2018 6:51pm

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see attached

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#1343 01-04-2018 11:05pm

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Stovepipe wrote: »

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=445092&stc=1&d=1520541152

I love this but can you talk me through it a bit?

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#1344 02-04-2018 12:20am

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Hi there,
I tend to draw real things like engines/motors/aircraft/tanks/boats and so on and we changed out a shower unit in our house and I pulled off the cover and drew what I saw, so you have the main transformer top right, water temperature selection gears bottom right and water in and out on the left. In terms of drawing, there are a lot of straight lines so it's easy to get started and a few curves and a bit of freehand to draw the smaller details so it exercises a lot of different skills. It's different in it's own right and fun to get right, so to speak.

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#1345 02-04-2018 7:39am

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Love the thread. Here is some digital art I did about a year ago.

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#1346 03-04-2018 10:32pm

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Stovepipe wrote: »

Hi there,
I tend to draw real things like engines/motors/aircraft/tanks/boats and so on and we changed out a shower unit in our house and I pulled off the cover and drew what I saw, so you have the main transformer top right, water temperature selection gears bottom right and water in and out on the left. In terms of drawing, there are a lot of straight lines so it's easy to get started and a few curves and a bit of freehand to draw the smaller details so it exercises a lot of different skills. It's different in it's own right and fun to get right, so to speak.

Love it. Don't even know why, i just love it.

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#1347 04-04-2018 12:53am

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here's another, the gunsight from a MiG-21 fighter aircraft, originally photographed in a museum.

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#1348 15-08-2018 8:00pm

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Ships hatch

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#1349 15-08-2018 9:30pm

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I was expecting hatch lines.....

Very nice though....

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#1350 06-09-2018 2:29pm

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I make jewelley in silver and precious stones, as well as non-precious stuff like shell, wood and bone.

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#1351 07-09-2018 7:13pm

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PM me your contact details, please. I might have a job for you.

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