Eye studies by Carrache, pyrite, vintage paper lining a drawer of an antique dresser.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Digital collages from the images on my desktop
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(33)
-
▼
August
(18)
- Surrogates & Rays
- Blue Hearts of Glass, TOO MUCH AIR AIN'T ENUF!
- Needles & Cheese
- Rainbow & String
- Horse Fever
- 4X4+BeefeaterX2
- Moth on White Shoulders
- Darling & Babies
- Albino & Up
- Piece full & Amethyst
- Pleasure la Silki
- Wall & Dumpster
- Lip Stool & Backstamps
- Tyrk & Chairs
- Mode 1970
- Oo La La
- Pyrite Eyes
- Dutch Boy
-
▼
August
(18)
about this blog
As a graphic designer, artist, and collagist, my screen, at any given moment is a mélange of personal photos, assorted reference, spreadsheets, infographics, news sites and whatever essential item I might be watching on Ebay. All sense of scale is lost as details can be huge, and sweeping vistas can be reduced to thumbnails. The collagist in me does not see the individual images, but rather the patchwork as a whole. And then I just have to grab that image. After all, these particular juxtapositions may never occur again. It’s not about Photoshop effects for me. I see the elements as I would pieces of found paper or ephemera--the edge of a window is just the digital equivalent of a torn edge of paper. The blurriness of an enlarged image is “found” texture. My desktop background with its floating folders often becomes an element as well. That is the origin of Desktop Diaries.
BlogCatalog
No comments:
Post a Comment