A mix of media and a scanography!!!!!!!!!!!artcollage
Scanner: HP psc1400 featured in / Scantastic – Aug 05, ‘09
seeds scattered as I laid these dandelions onto the flat bed scanner. Epson 4870
This was laid on the flat bed scanner. It is a potted plant and the pot is over the edge of the scanner.
high resolution capture on Epson 4990
collage art,popart
even more scanner fun. / one of the ones from the beginning / before i learned you need to stay completely still
Redbubble inspired me to experiment with scanography :) / So fun! Discovered it this morning so this is what i made of it :) I arranged some beads and grabbed my sister and put her scarf over her head :) i used a hp scanjet 2400, or i think it’s called this. WOHO – Featured in Scantastic :) Thankyous
Scanned a twig of Liquid Amber tree into my Canon Cannoscan and applied flood filter in Photoshop. / Click here to visit my Red Bubble Site gallery. / 30 September 2009 PLACED 8TH IN THE YOU’RE ACCEPTED GROUP’S ‘FALLS’ CHALLENGE – 27 September 2009 / FEATURED IN THE SCANTASTIC GROUP – 11 July 2009
A continuation of layering and processing work on the Restless Nights image. Multiple scans with HDR compositing in PhotoShop. Epson Perfection 2450 Photo Scanner. Featured in Scantastic
Scanned leaves using Epson Perfection 4870 Photo scanner and inverted the image. Added a bit of Nik Color Efx for drama.
Scanner: HP psc1400 featured in / Scantastic – June 11, ‘09 / Featured Features – July 24, ‘09 / / / Scannoghastly
On September 8th, 1934 the Morro Castle caught fire about eight miles off shore. It was cast adrift in a heavy storm, while being towed to New York. It came to rest 100 feet form Convention Hall, Asbury Park, NJ. With a Loss of over 125 lives / / For Additional Information & News Photos CLICK HERE / / ((Scan of a Penny Post Card.)) / / / / Wreck of the Morro Castle placed in the TOP TEN in the “Nostalgic Art and Photography” Vintage Postcards Challenge. / / / / / / / -
A friend brought this beautiful rose, and a bucket full of others, from Petaluma to the shop one Saturday afternoon this summer. Of course, I had to try documenting it’s lush color and shape.
This handful of poppies is from the garden and scanned by holding the bouquet slightly above the glass, trying not to damage the delicate tissue-like petals.
Love their fuzzy caps! Look like sea anemones.
How could I ever forget?
Scanned lisianthus.
Beautiful multi-color carrots scanned before they go into the pot!
Just barely pink.
The bloom on this peony is huge! A big, gorgeous, showy flower.
No, I didn’t juice-up the color. Pretty amazing!
This is actually called a Crown Peony but I think it’s more like a pom-pom!
These start off this incredible, rich, coral color and fade as they open, eventually to a parchment color.
This group is for images of objects, created with a flatbed scanner only.
We do not mean scanned photos but scanned objects.
You have to indicate how the image was made, what scanner was used and you need to indicate you created the image yourself.
Only real artistic and surprising images will be approved and there is little appetite for discussion when an image is rejected (give us a break..). But we’re nice people so..no worries.
Check this site out for more info on different “Scannographers”, processes, and techniques : SCANNOGRAPHY
Featured Artist for the month is the winner of the “Self Portrait” Challenge…
James Birkbeck
Congrats James!!!
And also the winner of the “Storyline” challenge…
JDNarts
Congratulations!
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