Heavily corroded gas tanks, Scotland
31.6×21 inches, 80.3×51.4 cm
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“The place is huge and the original workshop is composed of various buildings, is still possible to recognize which processes took place on some of them, thanks to some elements built into the architecture.
The machinery was probably sold something like 20-25 years ago, while the building was abandoned more recently, probably 5 years later. The structures are in a decent state and is very easy to imagine all the people working here still moving around, between workbenches and safety signs…..”
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Ardnamurchan, Scotland, landscape
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Lucerne, view
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Lucerne, view
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I hope you’re enjoying one of the small animations I used to decorate my Patreon page.
This version is huge, both in resolution and number of frames, for an animated GIF, so please let me know in the comments if it’s not working with your configuration! (So I know for the next ones).
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Patreon micro looping animation “P3”
After some work here and there and looking through all the exposures I isolated a number of interesting parts, then I brought out all of those areas from the most interesting picture.
I mostly concentrate in lights, patterns and reflections…. some are pretty obvious, like the splatters on the left wall tiles, other a bit less expected and beautiful, like the light cut from the window. The two patterns from shadows and dirt on ceiling and floor are nice, also created by the right window’s light.
I will accentuate those during the painting process, with brush strokes direction and shape.
The position of furniture and tables is also casting some shadows, improving the overall shape of the highlights on the floor, that’s good for isolating different colors and creating contrast…
Next step: the painting process…
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