b&w digital

by **Danny Heim** » Sat Jul 05, 2008 1:16 pm

This is from an ink drawing I took into Adobe. I like black and white , even in Adobe. There's a lot of black, so the black screen here hurts this piece (pretend it's white, OK?) danny

by **nigelartist** » Sat Jul 05, 2008 1:34 pm

Love it!

Reminds me being inside a cathedral or church.

by **krysta11** » Sun Jul 06, 2008 9:26 am

Danny Heim wrote:This is from an ink drawing I took into Adobe. I like black and white , even in Adobe. There's a lot of black, so the black screen here hurts this piece (pretend it's white, OK?) danny

Danny, this is very impressive work of yours. I like it very much. Agree with Nigel. I also feel church atmosphere . I can see praying person.
all the best Danny

by **Riaan Marais** » Mon Jul 07, 2008 4:11 am

I like the maze-like features in this image. Keep up the good work.

by **DLKeur** » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:40 am

Oooo. I LIKE IT!!!

by **nonarom** » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:03 am

Very sweet combinations of black and white. I love the textures. Forgive please my ignorance, but what is "archival ink on canvas" ? I just had a look to your gallery where I saw many nice images (my favorite is THORNS) but I thought there are digitals. Is this "cathedral" your first digital? Impressive.
Good thoughts,
Nona

by **Danny Heim** » Tue Jul 08, 2008 9:53 am

nonarom wrote:Very sweet combinations of black and white. I love the textures. Forgive please my ignorance, but what is "archival ink on canvas" ? I just had a look to your gallery where I saw many nice images (my favorite is THORNS) but I thought there are digitals. Is this "cathedral" your first digital? Impressive.
Good thoughts,
Nona

Thank you for your comments. All those "archival ink on canvas" are digital. I distinguish these by that because to just say "digital print" means you copuld have used acid based ink, archival ink is much better. It waws suggested to me to claim them this way, but I see here that most people call them digital. Maybe I should change that?? Thanks for asking. danny

by **nonarom** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 1:23 pm

Ooh, now it is clear for me. It's about a technique of printing. No, you shouldn't change anything, the people here call these works just "digital", because some of them (including me) expose the images on the site before any printing. Beside that, there are here many real painters, who use real
ushes, oil and watercolor, acrylics, etc. on a real canvas.
Good thoughts,
Nona

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