Byron's ArtRage Explorations

[flyashy]

Byron,
You, sir, are a true master artist!!
I loved all those straight lined abstracts! esp all of those city-scapes!!
Amazing!!!
& the thanks you very much for the great tips on pencils!

[byroncallas]

Fly, you are too kind: thanks for the great feedback - sure brightened my day.

[sandyg]

Hi Byron,
Looked through this amazing thread again, thanks for the pencil demo and the tip on creating straight lines. I'm going to play some more with A3.
Sandyg.

[byroncallas]

Thanks Sandy for the re-visit and your kind word. Meanwhile, I love that gloop cat you posted today. What a cool painting and use of a new AR3 tool. Great job on that one for sure.

[D Akey]

WOW!

You really should lay off the meth. On the twelfth step of Christmas my true judge gave to me. . .

Holy smokes, Byron. It's like you're a spawning art fish and you laid hundreds of eggs and they're all hatching at once.

Talk about finding your tools! My goodness. Nothing like these paintings as an endorsement for ArtRage!!!! And in the short time line too.

I can't possibly comment on each one as the ones I saw are all worth a conversation in and of themselves. But collectively, I am dazzled. I would put them together in a pdf book or something where they can be looked at as one pleases, and lingered upon. Not to post, necessarily, but more a matter of presentation.

Or you might do something like Orianelima did and post them as a slide show and set them to music. I think this stuff is that good that they should be seen in a dimension that really controls the viewing experience, sets a tone or mood, and we can kick back and just ride the wave. There may be something special revealed when organized that way. Or maybe nothing other than a great visual experience. But it's choice.

I'm very impressed and somewhat overwhelmed. Kick A$$.

[Boxy]

Those pencils are incredible Byron. Still producing masterpieces even with the humblest tools! You are a king of creativity.

[Sketchism71]

Or you might do something like Orianelima did and post them as a slide show and set them to music. I think this stuff is that good that they should be seen in a dimension that really controls the viewing experience, sets a tone or mood, and we can kick back and just ride the wave. There may be something special revealed when organized that way. Or maybe nothing other than a great visual experience. But it's choice.

Mr D Akey is absolutely right once again! A slide show presentation. "The Chronicles of Byron"

Awesome stuff with the pencil and a boat load of info Byron! Awesome!

[Caesar]

Dear Byron, You're a neverending colourful dreams and creative toys producer!

[byroncallas]

Eddie, DA, Caesar, Sav, thanks so much.

DA, very happy you finally had a chance to spend some time with thread. Thanks for BIG thumbs up. And thanks for the idea (and Eddie, thanks for seconding) the PPP exhibition or something similar. I guess I have been a little concerned of individual works being lost in the whole of the thread. At the same time it's been a lot of fun maintaining the thread. What to do, what to do...so many decisions. DA, I really appreciate your feedback. Come back any time for a visit - your expositions on anything of particular interest you find here will be most welcomed. Your are ever the man.

Sav, Caesar, Eddie, thanks again for dropping by again (and again and again) and the continued encouraging feedback. You each bring smiles.

[byroncallas]

Updating the thread with some additional AR3 work - at least one previously posted to its own thread a few months back.

Titles:

• #1: Thinking and Dreaming Outside the Box
• #2: Gloop Pen Sticker Color Study #2 (or something like that)
• #3: Birthing Chambers

- All 100% AR3, No filters
- Designed visual affects best observed when blowing up full screen and viewing from a distance, especially the last of the three paintings.