Bienvenidos a pasear por mi blog digital, para ver, mis ocurrencias artística, en la plataforma digital de Hive.
MIS MATERIALES.
PROCESO PASO A PASO.
EL INICIO.
jijiji...
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Muchas gracias amigos.
Un abrazo.
Good morning, afternoon or evening, depending on the time of your pleasant visit, your great friend the painter Ramaco greets you, who brings you a new artistic publication that I hope you like.
Welcome to stroll through my digital blog, to see my artistic ideas, on the Hive digital platform.
@ramaco54
The lost ship.
MY MATERIALS.
The materials I used on this occasion were: watercolor, pen, India ink, white acrylic, my watercolor brushes, on FABRIANO cardboard, Panasonic camera, LUMIX FZ47 brand, Adobe digitizing program Photoshop, for digital modifications and Power Point, to convert images to jpg format.
STEP BY STEP PROCESS.
Friend viewer, curator and faithful follower: from this moment on I am going to show you the step by step process of creating the artistic work, from analogue to digital transformation, I suggest pay attention.
THE BEGINNING.
The extended stain at the top, made with watercolor colors: yellow, red and orange.
I continue spreading the stain throughout the support, but adding the colors, purple, magenta red and orange, made with the wash technique.
I made the image of the ship with a fine tip pen and Indian ink.
I established a horizon, with some hills in the background, a boat in the distance.
I added some white acrylic to the boat to give points of light, to the water for dart movement and a few birds in the sky.
Notice how I made the movement of the water, with delicately wavy lines, and take a closer look at the details of the boat.
See how the work is turning out.
I intensified the colors, in order to present the analog artistic work titled:
The lost ship is a vessel that sailed through the tropical waters of eastern Venezuela, (with characteristics of a vessel from World War II), the townspeople called it El Cariaco, and it was located, off the coast of Cumaná...
On one occasion that ship was stranded for many years and was like a visual collection piece and part of the marine ecosystem, which I saw, every time I passed by Perimetral Avenue, it was also the best place to play hide and seek...
jijiji...
The world of the boat underwater, and outside of it, was impressive, magical, for that reason I made the painting that you will see below.
"Boat the Cariaco",
when she was part of the ecosystem.
The image you will see below was digitally modified, to give the surreal sensation of a real:
The lost ship.
The lost ship.
I modified the image of the lost ship because I wanted to give the sensation that it exists in some unreal world, full of lights, of positive illusion, for the entire world...
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Well, my fellow viewers, faithful followers and curators of the Hive platform, I hope you liked the publication of my artistic occurrences, which are, in part, the story of my beautiful Cumaná.
Thank you very much friends.
A hug.
@ramaco54