Boundaries of Moves

Media: Photoshop, Bryce, Poser

Migration

Media: Photoshop

Death Delusion

Media: Photoshop, Bryce, Poser

Banksia

Sketch and watercolour on paper

Arts without titles

We usually see arts with titles that represent what the artist is trying to portray.

• Do you usually interpret art from your own perspective regardless of the title given by the artist?
  
• Do you usually follow what the artist feeds you?
• Do you need the artist's perspective as a base and then add your own interpretation to that?

I am usually comfortable with no titles for abstract arts as I prefer to interpret the meaning based on how they affect my emotions. For representational arts, I don't mind "straightforward" titles. However, a shift in naming convention in representational arts to include more abstract titles- titles that invoke our emotions rather than representing the aesthetics, may establish some sort of creative bridge between the artist and the viewer.

Uncertainty

Media: Photoshop

Bardo

Media: Photoshop

Isolation

Media: Photoshop

Man and a dog taking rest

Contemplation

A simple brush strokes in Illustrator using a Pen Tablet.

Media: Illustrator

Coogee Beach

Huge rocks in Coogee Beach. Shot in a B/W film. Did some retouch to fix brightness and contrast.

Burning within

The original photo was taken with the subject behind a transparent curtain. Applied some effects using Photoshop.

Media: Photoshop

Captive

My first attempt in digital art. Done few years back.

Media: Photoshop