Tag Archives: visual design
Blue, White and a Strip of Yellow on the Left
Small Leaf and Four Paint Spots
This is street photography. On this street, the four paint drips and the leaf created a design that caught my eye.
Red Barrier In Front of Vertical and Horizontal Stripes
This photo, taken from a roof patio, highlights the vertical and horizontal stripes. They are the star of this image, protected by the intervening red flagged rope.
Street Art #5: Red Lind and Tracks
Among the permanent marks on the pavement, occasionally temporary ones find their way into the design.
Street Art #1: Parking Lot and Rumble Rubber Strip
I’m returning to displaying some of my photography. This next series is a continuation of my literal ‘street photography’, that I am perfecting through my visits to a myriad of local parking lots.
Two People Using Technology in Different Ways
This was the scene before me when I sat down at break the other day. It doesn’t strike me as a particularly rich visual design. The element that binds the composition together is the different technology each subject is relying upon.
Back to Abstract
Today’s watercolor experiment: Among the art supplies I bought the other day were several shades of orange. I haven’t used orange pigments lately, so after my application the frisket masking fluid, to preserve the white space on my paper, I began my painting with Azo Orange (PO62) from M. Graham. I followed the contours of […]
