Lust For Life
SueV
on my web site. As usual, all feedback and/or sales enquiries are
gratefully received.
http://www.sue-vesely.co.uk
Redfysh
Most of that work is so nice that I do not mind the lack of hair or
clothes. It's very good.
On the current piece:
The odd perspectives are a really great touch, but soemthing is missing...
Somehow, the work looks mostly flat. in places.
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RedFysh
http://redfysh.home.att.net/
Imperial States of America
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Sherry Dooley
www.corereflections.com
"SueV" <s...@sue-vesely.co.uk> wrote in message
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Great to see subsequent stages of development showing how you end up
with a painting.
I was wondering about your feelings about using your artwork for 'art
therapy'.
Below some of the images there is a notice reading:
Note these images have "Copyright" on them. and that you will infringe
"Copyright" should you use them for any commercial gain without prior
permission from the copyright holder, Susan Vesely
Since a few years I've been collecting art (images of paintings,
sculptures, etc...) and I really love shuffling through this
collection with AcdSee on the computer. Some art has been collected
from websites but I also like to visit museums or art related events
to take pictures of artworks with a digital camera. The idea for
shuffling art on the computer came from a series of books, each of
which features a collection of 500 artworks. It's really great to
browse through this book and you can open it up at any place, since
each work of art can be appreciated by itself, but you can also follow
references based on influences or style. The book yields interesting
combinations of artworks since it's sorted alphabetically on the name
of the artist and each artwork takes up a page with some background
info. On the computer, there is no longer a linear sequence of images
so an image can be preceded and succeeded by any other image and hence
random shuffling yields a great variety of combinations of images. But
I digress...
I share this collection of images with anyone interested and usually I
tell them about the pictures having copyright on them which limits
their usage.
Needless to say, shuffling mp3s on the computer is also great and
simultaneously shuffling mp3s and jpgs even has a synergistic effect.
Winamp visualization based on a collection of jpgs (morphing them into
each other and other visual effects) would really drive me nuts.
Anyway, I hope you sanction this form of 'personal usage' of your art
but it also seems to follow implicitly from your notice about
'commercial gain'.
