I have a great job, especially when I am on one of my wildlife workshops photographing a tiger. This is one gorgeous cat. I took this rather moody image and decided it should become one of my digital paintings.
You can see all of my digital art and order prints…HERE.
If you would like to see my workshop schedule you can do that…HERE.
Riva is my friend Claire’s horse. He’s a gorgeous (her words) beast and was really a lot of fun to photograph. Riva is a Shagya-Arabian and is quite full of himself…in a good way.
I don’t usually do these sketches, but I liked the way this one turned out. You can see “real” photos of him on my main website…HERE.
I first got hooked on making digital art as a means of making lemonade out of a lemon. Most of the time I had chopped off something or it was an out of focus image that go the artistic do-over. I’ve been going over all of my images from past African safaris and getting them up on the new website and found a few choice images for the Pixelologist to makeover.
This lioness was annoyed at one of the younger males that was a bit “frisky” and she was letting him no how she felt. Sadly, the light was low and I didn’t have enough shutter speed and so the image itself wasn’t sharp. Now it works as an oil painting. At least I think it does, let me know what you think.
I knew when I was photographing the huge thistle with the giant spiky blooms they were going to work out with Fractalius. Here are two of may favorites. I put the originals (no fractalius versions) in my gallery…HERE.
I don’t do very many wildlife shots, they just don’t work very often. I really liked this shot; the bobcat sitting up and posing so perfectly and the colorful mountain background, well it seemed that I had to add it to my portfolio of digital paintings.
I will be leading a photography workshop to this location at the end of October, check it out on the PAW website.
