In the wake of the rose DMCA thing, I thought it’d be fun fun to do something more with illustrator black/white art. Why i drew an evil wizard? I dunno, but he did turn out pretty wicked.

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In the wake of the rose DMCA thing, I thought it’d be fun fun to do something more with illustrator black/white art. Why i drew an evil wizard? I dunno, but he did turn out pretty wicked.

After a long hiatus DJ Dana is back to DJing at Eden. Having her and her set in mind, i made a simple little thing for her. The DJ Dana text has actual fur (no animals were harmed during the making of this picture), and the back on track is actually following a path i drew out, which was new for me.
Remember the little lonely bear, sitting in a corner, or staring through the bars into freedom? She escaped, she fashioned a basket out of the bars, and made a balloon out of her linnen bedsheets, and is now on her way to freedom!
Another in my photo’s of toys in odd places. The little bear went from a very lonely spot to being confined behind bars. But do not fret, I have a happy ending for her in mind.
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As a followup of my voice acting training I’ve been working on both my accent and and on my audio editing skills.
So here are 5 audio files for your enjoyment.
An excerpt from The Chaos by Gerard Nolst Trenité
Raw version:
http://www.rosered.org/CC/dearest-raw.ogg
Clear version:
http://www.rosered.org/CC/dearest-clear.ogg
An excerpt from a dutch poem to work on the accent
Tante Trui en Tante Toosje – Annie M.G. Schmidt
Raw version:
http://www.rosered.org/CC/tantetrui-raw.ogg
Clear version
http://www.rosered.org/CC/tantetrui-clear.ogg
And just for fun, a raw one with the accent over the top.
http://www.rosered.org/CC/tantetrui-accent.ogg
Being in the mood for something weird, I decided to do something about the view from my balcony. I now have a nice view on the mountains and the aurora borealis. As well as a pair of huge lips that seem to be inexplicably floating in the air in the exact same way that bricks don’t.
Amy send me a tutorial for illustrator that looked like a lot of fun to do, so here’s a nice gem made totally from scratch in Illustrator.
A long, long time ago, in a school no so far away… I learned about perspective. I used to make pretty complex drawings with it on paper, but as a starter for getting back into it (and doing it digitally) i went for something relatively simple. 2 houses and a doghouse. I’ve left the “help lines” visible for an extra effect, and added some cheap shading to make it more visually attractive. It’s a two point perspective, with one of the two being offscreen.
One of the prime uses of photoshop is making things look better than they original were. On that note I’ve decided to enhance a very fine bottle of bourbon whiskey into something that looks even better.
On my way to work I found this great sunrise. the scene itself is not much to talk about, but the blue sky, the white horizon and the orange ground gave me an idea to make something of a reversed flag. A bit of messing later and I came up with the following idea of a rectangular “windows” inside of another window inside of the old color setting, going from the original colors to more basic colors. in three steps