Subaru air filter. Fuji X10.
Art
Air filter, six pleats ~
Fuji X10, cropped and sharpened.
Angles ~
iPhone photo, watercolor filter and blur effect applied.
Stepping into danger ~
Lots of lines lately. This is yet another iPhone photo.
Car windshield ~
iPhone photo, converted to grayscale.
Blue and beige abstract ~
It started with a reflection on a car hood. Yet another iPhone photo, color-manipulated and with a watercolor filter applied.
I like it that way ~
Nothing more to say. iPhone photo, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City.
Display cases ~
Empty display cases, or a conceptual commentary on the transience of art? You decide.
iPhone photo taken at the Bloch Addition, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City.
Brown-and-gray abstract ~
Taken at the Bloch Addition to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City. iPhone photograph, slightly enhanced color.
Orange splash ~
Lately I’ve been trying out a software program called ProCreate on my iPad. Can there really be such a thing as iPad art? Well, sure (although my work may not qualify). Even David Hockney has taken to creating iPad art. I’m not a Hockney fan, but digital art of various kinds has been with us for some time now, and pixels are simply another medium for creativity. I haven’t yet figured out how to use acrylics to make abstract art that’s worth even a glance. Things flow more spontaneously when I’m using the stylus on the screen rather than using paint on the brush.
VAPOR AND FLOW 