A few mundane wildflowers; silent and still in the heat of a summer day, peacefully wait for rain...
10.7.05
Pop8
I bet Andy Warhol would like this picture, flowers abound in the gardens! Now crop and silkscreen onto t-shirts!
veranda3
I like this place, it is a nice cool spot to rest while cycling around High Park. The hanging flowers are very pretty, they add a colourful arrangement to this veranda.
12.6.05
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29.5.05
Explodism2
Explodism #2, 2005, digitally enhanced photo of 54"x78" acrylic on canvas.
Copyright © Tim Noonan.
Snow
Snow, 2005, acrylic on canvas. 65"x25"
Copyright © Tim Noonan.
This verticle acrylic painting is great because it reminds me of a snowstorm in the forest.
bikes
Riding around High Park, this bright orange snow fence stands out. They are working on a new path and planted dozens of sapplings. It reminds me of a Christo!
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20.4.05
Queen-Coxwell
This overcast morning I stopped in for a jumbo coffee before continuing on to work. A few treasured moments of relaxation is ok by me, but I'm thinking that soon I will be riding to school.
19.4.05
graffiti doors
I kept walking past on my way to the grocery store and I finally took a shot of these doors near the toy factory lofts. The original graffiti photo is buried under enhancements from a trial version of corel painter IX. The selection tool hosts a lasso which is good for working on masked areas. Also there is a texturizing feature as well as many other cool tools.
little gallery
After reading them a story about and discussing; "what is art?" the children got busy painting and writing their ideas. I thought this picture would speak for itself. One little fauve wrote in his journal that art is everything! Well I have to agree! It just depends on how you look at things. Thanks for the book Lorrie!
2.4.05
Image011
Another alias sketchbook pro image done on my mac. This Saturday afternoon drawing has a strange face happenin. It is cool how you can just keep on drawing layer after layer without erasing or having texture build up!
1.4.05
Heroes and Villains
Sin City is an excellent visual film. The film is black and white, with a few reds, oranges and sepia tones tossed in. It's a digitally enhanced cinema, created to emulate Frank Miller's graphic comic book illustration. Highly violent, but faithfully follows a vignette style storyline complete with trashy dialogues and stereotypical characters true to the comic book style. Bizzare heroes, sexually styled dames and grotesque villains abound in this dark, wet undersided noir atmosphere. I watched it last night and give it thumbs up! Enjoy!
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