I imported a OBJ file, a simple model of a palm tree (not mine, I found it on an old drive. From where it came I do not know) I wanted to use just one tool and create something interesting by just changing materials and using different strokes for different looks and shapes (the rotate dot /shape works very well for that) I have attempted to make it look like watercolor or perhaps a colored etching … gotta love 2.5D!
I do anyway! Cheers, David :lol:
The last two are very organic looking…pesonally I favor the one with the seaweed and ribbons, it floats very nicely…
Hi David 
Hey…You are really getting some nice effects going on in these latest creations of yours.
…Luv the sense of motion in the last ones on the previous page in here…The transparent drops and other volumed and volumeless shapes really do the trick nicely…makes for a nice contrast between fluid and solid form…Great combo…me thinks. :Dsmall_orange_diamond:)
Anyway…http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgAtvJNIdrU 
Glenn
Hi Glenn, I am indeed keeping on trucking! Am I mistaken or was that term also from the work of R. Crumb perhaps his character Mr. Natural? Glad you are liking this new stuff, I like using image plains for backgrounds to my work!
Your boxers are looking awesome … what’s next? how about wrestling? I can just see those chairs flying. :lol:
Cheers, David 
One more new one in a series using image plains. Let me know what you think of this direction. :lol:
Cheers, David
Tottally dodecafonic! mix of brass, strings & winds…
I have been watching your work and it is…different, glad to see.
keep it on!
regards
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@charley1969:
Ahaaa … now I can hear it clearly, toes are tapping!
Hi Charley, different is good! I try and keep it that way. Cheers, David :lol:
On a roll today … here is another from the latest series. Cheers, David
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A modern Victor Hugo… though he was already modern to me.
Print it and drop some real coffee on it. 
Some others may not understand what I’m saying so here:
http://bittleston.com/artists/victor_hugo/
I can do that … it beats the hours I spend in photoshop!
Delacroix was right … Hugo may have missed his calling, his work is wonderful!
Thanks for the tip Michalis! I’m off to get the coffee pot. :lol:
I see predator and prey, the flight of the metallic hunters after the apocalypse has forever changed the planet…( wonderful symbolism )
some others are Dali’esque, which is a compliment in itself…Deke aka Blue
Hi Deke,
Sounds more interesting than I had envisioned … i Like metallic hunters!
These images are like Thematic Apperception Tests, LOL. Glad you like them I can see Dali as well. What a day Dali and Victor Hugo (see Michalis’s post) … I am indeed honored. :lol: Cheers, David
Slight change of pace on this one. Cheers, David
refining your direction for sure ! i see some shadow box in the mix ?
Hi Gary,
That was shadowbox alright but I made it some time ago and just revisited it … the three or so above that are where I am heading for now. I am bringing in some of my photographs, so far mostly cloudy sky shots and using them as an image plane … it is interesting because depending how I Move the tool or which stroke I use tools get partially lost behind the image plane ( a good thing) , I then render (usually just a quick render) and then a lot of post in Photoshop!
Cheers, David
