Very inspiring! My favorites are the first and particularly the last one. Inspired by Mikko, I started experimenting with dlive streaming and will probably do a live digital drawing session in the near future. Would love to see you doing something similar.
I have just looked at it and it seems I have to install OBS-studio... which has proven difficult on my niche Linux distribution.
But I do want to make some videos of myself drawing, so I guess it will be FFmpeg and then upload it to Dlive. Thanks by the way for sending me in that direction instead of Dtube.
A big thumbs up for 'Have a Cigar', it took me another 20 years to realise the band had other great albums besides 'Wish you were here'. I was a little slow catching on.
I listened to some of the popular albums together with a friend whose big brother had the whole discography. We were only 12-13 and the universe of Pink Floyd was nightmarish and coupled to my enormous fear of atomic war. But it was also fascinating and grown up. It took me many years really to get back to all the progressive rock. It had been in my stomach as half digested fear for so many years, so it was really something to start really listening to it again and realising that it was (also) fantastic music.
Sorry, that lacked an explanation. I have for almost two years made a comic here on Steemit and on my other social media Diaspora. It is a satire over surveillance and modern politics, but it has also grown into a complex story about a lonely employee of the British equivalent of NSA whose quiet life is thrown into chaos by outside forces.
It is called Phill from GCHQ and you can read it here in its entirety if you have the time: phillfromgchq.co.uk
It is a very complex work indeed to make a comic. This is my first longer effort and it did surprise me how much you need to consider every time you make a page.
It is the spirals that makes it look Celtic. I have a book about the construction if the spiral patterns. Very complicated stuff. Would be great with some woodcarvings.
Very inspiring! My favorites are the first and particularly the last one. Inspired by Mikko, I started experimenting with dlive streaming and will probably do a live digital drawing session in the near future. Would love to see you doing something similar.
I have just looked at it and it seems I have to install OBS-studio... which has proven difficult on my niche Linux distribution.
But I do want to make some videos of myself drawing, so I guess it will be FFmpeg and then upload it to Dlive. Thanks by the way for sending me in that direction instead of Dtube.
No problem, prerecorded live is also cool. Pretty much looking forward to seeing anything, I can get :-)
Yep, you saved the best for last! Very cool
And the Pink Floyd, I had that on vinyl back in the day, but I hadn't heard that in so long it was almost like hearing it for the first time ;-)
A big thumbs up for 'Have a Cigar', it took me another 20 years to realise the band had other great albums besides 'Wish you were here'. I was a little slow catching on.
I listened to some of the popular albums together with a friend whose big brother had the whole discography. We were only 12-13 and the universe of Pink Floyd was nightmarish and coupled to my enormous fear of atomic war. But it was also fascinating and grown up. It took me many years really to get back to all the progressive rock. It had been in my stomach as half digested fear for so many years, so it was really something to start really listening to it again and realising that it was (also) fantastic music.
What is the Phill page?
Sorry, that lacked an explanation. I have for almost two years made a comic here on Steemit and on my other social media Diaspora. It is a satire over surveillance and modern politics, but it has also grown into a complex story about a lonely employee of the British equivalent of NSA whose quiet life is thrown into chaos by outside forces.
It is called Phill from GCHQ and you can read it here in its entirety if you have the time: phillfromgchq.co.uk
Cool, I really like the style. I tried to develop a cartoon here on steemit, but found I didn’t have the patience to develop the story and characters.
It is a very complex work indeed to make a comic. This is my first longer effort and it did surprise me how much you need to consider every time you make a page.
Weird stuff. I like it.
BTW have a look at these fractals:
https://steemit.com/fractal/@smolalit/5wwnuj-fractal-for-you-wallpaper-and-cover-for-blog-steemit
The remind me of Celtic patterns. They also look fit for woodcarving; maybe I'll have a go someday.
It is the spirals that makes it look Celtic. I have a book about the construction if the spiral patterns. Very complicated stuff. Would be great with some woodcarvings.
I like math, does that help?
Geometry I suppose, most of it can be done with a compass.
Geometry I
Suppose, most of it can be
Done with a compass.
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Excellent art work. Thanks to share
Excellent creative work.......i liked your drawing very much.........thanks for sharing your creative post @katharsisdrill