📷 🎨 My obsession with stones
I love stones. I collect stones. I photograph stones. I paint stones. I balance stones. I used to be stoned.
Here are a few examples how I used stones as references for some of my paintings:
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Flying Stone, 1990
When I'm done with painting stones I'm balancing stones...
You can see more of these --> here
When I'm done with balancing stones I jump into the green cold river...
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Stones have their own faces, thats true
Yes, faces and all the other body parts! :-)
You create a New world like a mysterious storyline!!!
you love stones ,and i love trees , nature is the best inspiration ,
Thank you Adele!
I share this passion.... I love these paintings, I love stones! amazing work!
Thanks @Romanie!
Funny listing - especially the last ;) But what I really want to say is that it´s very interesting to see how you use those reference photos for your paintings, how a small detail turns into a main part.
Thank you @sigrid.nepelius!
you are an architect also !! what can you NOT DO or BE ? thank you for this post. Here is a suggestion for you if you do not have it already : this wonderful ORACLE (tarot reading, you do know, right ?), called "la pierre des philosophes, available in english) : http://cerine-caudron.e-monsite.com/pages/presentation/pierrephilo.html
Thank you @tiloupsa!
I am having difficulty distinguishing between real stones and drawings :)
I need a decoder for this: D
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Such a great post.
Thank you Bella!
Stunning stones <3 They really are so special and I can totally see your worlds in them and all of the women hiding in their veins :)
Thank you @shlomit!
My garden is full of stones I've collected over the years, some are so big that I barely can lift them! :-)
Abgefahren gut - wie Du die Steine in deine Bilder integrierst -
coole Sache -und die Zeichnungen sind ja alle "Gric-isch" geil :-)
must resteemed:-)
Und ich sage abermals danke Yoogy!
And when you're too tired, you could use a procedural stone generator :)
https://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Extensions:2.6/Py/Scripts/Add_Mesh/Rock_Generator
Excellent specimens, interesting how weathering makes the most unusual and visually compelling surfaces.
I always wanted something like that! A couple of years ago I've also tried a program which is generating erosion and wasn't actually so bad, but my computer had difficulties to handle the immense 3D output files because I always tend to get the resolution of everything beyond the limits...