Composite Imagery, Day 20.

Composite Imagery Day 20. This is not what I intended for today’s post but I didn’t learn my lesson from about a month ago. I  was pluggin’ along for about an hour and really getting into my creation and my battery went out without a warning. And, I did not save my work. So, I will be posting Composite Imagery Day 21, tomorrow. Today’s post includes the same images that I will use tomorrow. Try to guess what tomorrow’s design will look like!  See you then. ~Sean.

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Composite Imagery, Day 19.

Composite Imagery Day 19. I think composite imagery is evolving into another series which I may call Photo Objects. I am also enjoying the mid century turn I’m taking in these last few designs. This image is a photo of a space capsule with an image of tree bark as the background. The tree bark image has been inverted (made into a negative image). Additional hue adjustments have been made in rectangular shapes to divide the background as well as allow contrast for the text. The typography that I have used is a knock-off version of a typeface called Hellenic Wide, one of my favorite mid century type faces.  Hope you like and I will see you all again tomorrow with another design. ~Sean.

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Composite Imagery, Day 18.

Composite Imagery Day 18. A photo of a stone lantern blended with a photo I took of the upholstery pattern of a sofa at the Barclay Towers in Virginia Beach, VA. Hope you like. See you all tomorrow! ~Sean.

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Composite Imagery, Day 17.

Composite Imagery Day 17. Here we have a photo of one of my many mustang models, blended with a photo of a wall paper pattern from the Barclay Towers in Virginia Beach, VA. I often take photos of wall and fabric textures or patterns and I often get some funny looks form folks in my proximity. When I am able to use these snap shots in designs like this I feel it is worth being misunderstood at the time of the photo taking. 🙂 Hope you like. See you all tomorrow! ~Sean.

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Composite Imagery, Day 16.

Composite Imagery Day 16. Using the same texture overlays from the previous two posts. Today I applied them to a photo of a butterfly. I also added an image of the inside of a cave which is where the brown color comes from. Hope you like. See you all tomorrow! ~Sean.

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Composite Imagery, Day 15.

Composite Imagery Day 15. I used the same exact texture overlays from yesterday with a photo of autumn maple leaves. Hope you like and I also want to wish everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving. Oh yeah, be careful tomorrow if you plan on participating in the Black Friday madness. See you all tomorrow! ~Sean.

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Composite Imagery, Day 14.

Composite Imagery Day 14. Here we have a close up of a gorilla and a stone wall for texture. See you all tomorrow! ~Sean.

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Composite Imagery, Day 13.

Composite Imagery Day 13. This is a photo of palm trees reflecting on the side of a glass building. The clouds were taken from my balcony. It is a close up of a thunderhead as the early evening sun colored it orange and red. The images are overlaid here to give an interesting and colorful effect. see you all tomorrow! ~Sean.

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Daily Design #236. Bonsai Project.

Daily Design #236. Here’s another bonsai illustration. Hope you like, see you tomorrow! ~Sean.

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Daily Design #235. Bonsai Project.

Daily Design #235. I spend a healthy portion of my afternoon working on my icon project with bonsaiempire.com. I thought I would use one of my tree illustrations for today’s post. I have furnished 9 designs for website visitors to use when participating in the forum section. They are so tiny on the website that it is difficult to see some of the detail that went in to the illustrations so I am happy to share them here at a larger size. I will probably feature the rest of the icons at later times, so stay tuned. Hope you all are having a lovely weekend and I’ll see you back here tomorrow with another design! ~Sean.

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