Wonky
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A tranquil scene at beautiful St Mary’s Loch in scottish borders on 27/4/08. The loch is three miles long by half a mile wide, set in spectacular surroundings in the middle of the Southern Uplands about 50 miles south of Edinburgh. To preserve the peace and tranquility, only sailing boats use it, apart from the a few small fishing craft and the club rescue boats. / / It is much bigger and deeper than the nearby loch of the lowes and the bottom drops away suddenly to great depths within yards of the shore. See also no wind today stones in the water cloudy water sheep can swim and under the wire taken on the same day from another angle – what a difference! />http://www.redbubble.com/people/dinghysailor1/art/1077711-1-under-the-wire
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The second of my Lincoln shot collaborations with Linda, this time the full blown Sepia treatment, going really into the past. Here is Linda’s original: /
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These steps were shot at Kirkby Lonsdale, a historic market town in Cumbria. The town is a great tourist attraction, famous for Devil’s Bridge and Ruskin’s View. / .
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The third of my Lincoln shot collaborations with Linda, this time a painting in acrylics, based on her excellent shot. I’ve stuck with the Sepia colour scheme here. Here is Linda’s original: /
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Another shot from my day in Lincoln, the Cathedral is in the background. / This house was amazing I would have gladly paid to have had a look inside!.
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Concept for a dragon picture in bright colours rendered in digital, this piece was enhanced from the original drawing for an online gaming community who play medieval type games and take their gaming very seriously (see original drawing for reference). / He’s called “Old wonky” due to the horn atop his head being off center as requested by the client. / Not sure when the image will be used, concept still in development will keep you all posted when the final result is up and in use.
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This is a re-working of one of Linda’s excellent Lincoln Shots (“Wonky!”), intended to give a look of 1960’s or 70’s colour film. I’ve done this and another similar one as background preparation for a painted collaboration I’m going to start soon. Here is Linda’s original: /
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My son put on a self timer, and took this, then edited in some blur in Photoshop
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The lastof my Lincoln shot collaborations with Linda, this is based on the painted version but I wondered how it would look in a different toning (isn’t photoshop wonderful!) so here’s the result, in Blue! Here is Linda’s original: /
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Another variation in a series of 4 .. 5? .. 4, I think. Too tired to say, for a certainty. I think the darker hue to the skin, as it were, adds strength to the entire structure. I suppose that is why tans are so popular. Yes?
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Head study of donkey on cartridge paper.
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Head study of donkey in coloured pencil on cartridge paper.
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Millenium Bridge stretching over to Tate Modern Gallery, taken at a more than slightly wonky angle!
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during a storm in luang prabang, laos, we took shelter in this little bookshop. tea, coffee and books for around an hour while the cats and dogs descended outside. lovely.
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A funky orange bottle reflected in a beaten silver tray outside under a tree.
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lol / actually it wasnt, but it works out extremely well ive been told
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Jeano’s wonky St Corentin. I really like this picture, it just goes to show when your five years old anything goes. I might start taking some tips from him.
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You ears are equal to edible…
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