Showing posts with label photo manipulation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo manipulation. Show all posts

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Re:Building update/possible print edition

So i've been working on my architectural photo collage blog for a few months now and i've almost hit my original goal of 50 pieces! i'm thinking once i get there i'll take a break and try to get a book printed. anyone have any advice on where to go for this kind of printing?

here's a link to the blog for those not in the know: re-building.tumblr.com

here's a selection of some of my favorite rebuildings so far.






Saturday, October 9, 2010

Hello strangers!




Hello, i'm Rosario Ruiz a Mexican photographer and designer, the color is the most important tool in my pictures, each foto have their own story and reason to be, all my stuff is clear, meticulous and randomless, sometimes bizarre, sometimes extravagant but "This is my twisted point of view".

You can see some of my work HERE

i just want to say i'm excited to be part of this talented group.

-RR

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

All Souls Day

Hello All,

Figured I'd post my piece for the Hallowed Halloween Show. Its an honor to take part in this show. From the looks of things, it looks like its gonna be bitchin.
"All Souls Day"

See you all there.
-R
StudleyPhotography.com

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Sendak Commission

20x16", Red pencil on Arches 140lb. hot press

Hi guys. Here's the final drawing for another privately commissioned piece. The client wasn't sure about what he wanted from me, other than that the piece would involve characters from Where the Wild Things Are. We talked about it a bit and when he said that he liked the elements of antiquity in some of my work, I got the idea of kids discovering an old mural that has a classic scene from the book on it. He loved the sketch and I went ahead with the drawing.

Even though the client wanted a classic piece from the book, I still tried to personalize it in some ways. The monsters and Max are done a bit differently then Sendak's originals, with some added line work and a bit of a proportion change in some places. This piece was also physically out of my comfort zone, because he wanted it to print larger than my original proposal. So, I got to try my hand at a bigger drawing. I'm not a fan of huge pieces- they can be big time holes and unnecessary in the case of illustration, and less intimate in the case of fine art. Nonetheless, it's something I've wanted to try out anyway, just because some of my favorite artists do work well above the reproduced size (I generally do 150% of print size), so we'll see how the piece holds up when it's shrunk down..

ps- sorry if it's a bit out of whack. big pieces are also sometimes difficult to scan...grrr

Saturday, July 19, 2008

* My retro Red VS. the Black Hole *

This is another quick experiment I did just for fun. I recently got a new bike, a Retro Red Schwinn Windwood to be exact. Since this is technically my first bike ever, I figured why not take a pic or two to capture the moment...Then I opened it in photshop and that's when the fun began. Some erasing, layering, watercolor splatter, listening to Probot, and here it is.


Sincerely,

~El Capitan Game~

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