dcamp In reply to Jane-Eyre13 [2018-07-26 22:31:37 +0000 UTC]

Thank you for continuing to view my work as well.  Aside from several people on Facebook, very few people look at it or are even aware of it.

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Jane-Eyre13 In reply to dcamp [2018-07-26 22:43:09 +0000 UTC]

but that's perfectly normal David when I pledge to follow a person ..I make sure to look at his work..and I make my choice on what I prefer to bookmark
  

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dcamp In reply to Jane-Eyre13 [2018-07-26 23:00:09 +0000 UTC]

Facebook is another place I post my work.  If you would like to connect there this is my homepage: www.facebook.com/dreamart.us

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Jane-Eyre13 In reply to dcamp [2018-07-27 10:31:29 +0000 UTC]

I would do it with pleasure David 👍

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dcamp In reply to Jane-Eyre13 [2018-07-28 00:06:13 +0000 UTC]

I am guessing you are the Tina who liked several recent pieces I posted on Facebook?

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Jane-Eyre13 In reply to dcamp [2018-07-28 10:47:31 +0000 UTC]

😉👍😁 oui ....

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dcamp In reply to Jane-Eyre13 [2018-07-28 18:27:03 +0000 UTC]

Tina,

I do not see an add friend link on your page, but you can add me as a friend if you would like.  My Facebook page is mainly a place where I post my art, like here, but I do post other things, too.

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Jane-Eyre13 In reply to dcamp [2018-07-28 18:38:30 +0000 UTC]

OK it will be done David although I do not spend much time on Facebook 😉

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dcamp In reply to Jane-Eyre13 [2018-07-28 18:57:08 +0000 UTC]

I noticed you are multi-lingual.  I only read and write English.  My weak spot in college.  I took Latin in high school, and some Italian in college, but I ended up dropping classes in Russian, French, and German, although I failed at German because I got too far behind when I supported a black students strike. 

There was a lot of radicalism on campus in the late 60's and early 70's, including riots, riot police, national guard, and tear gas.  The physics building I worked in was bombed in 1970 because it housed the Army Math Research Center.  I was somewhat political back then.  My 10th grade history teacher encouraged me to subscribe to newsletters from countries like India and Russia.

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Jane-Eyre13 In reply to dcamp [2018-07-28 19:04:42 +0000 UTC]

just to not make too much mistake i rely on google translate too...my English is really precarious and my Spaniard is a little better for having lived in Spain...I would not call it multilingual😉I make a lot of effort to communicate better...😅

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dcamp In reply to Jane-Eyre13 [2018-07-01 22:46:23 +0000 UTC]

Jane,  Thank you as much, if mot more, for continuing to follow my recent posts, which actually lag behind my current work by several months.  Once I finished the I Ching-based "Creation" section of my web art project, I began a new series of revisions for the 88 page Tarot-based "Bliss" section of my project.  I am currently revised the 22 piece Water sub-section of Bliss.

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Jane-Eyre13 In reply to dcamp [2018-07-02 12:23:11 +0000 UTC]

a lot of work ... good luck 👏👏👍

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dcamp In reply to Jane-Eyre13 [2018-07-22 17:06:21 +0000 UTC]

3D art programs are very mathematical in that every object has three three dimensions of position, three dimensions of size, and three dimensions of rotation, each of which can be manipulated numerically. Textures that are mathematically mapped onto objects also have multiple components like color, ambience, bump, shine, transparency, and reflection, each with multiple numerical components. And skies are very complex with multiple parameters for sunlight, fog, haze, and multiple layers of clouds. All in all, not something a lot of people can teach themselves how to use starting in their forties. It takes a mathematical mind in addition to an eye for beauty. I increase the mathematical focus by making pairs of scenes or images highly symmetrical within each trio of images I create for my project, the center piece symmetrical in and of itself and the left piece mirroring the right piece because of how I move and rotate the camera and highly symmetrically constructed terrains. That relates to the rhyme symmetry in the Commedia.

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Jane-Eyre13 In reply to dcamp [2018-07-22 18:58:17 +0000 UTC]

a beautiful explanation that confirms me in the idea that I had this great job👍👏👏👏

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dcamp In reply to Jane-Eyre13 [2018-06-06 23:02:35 +0000 UTC]

Jane, 

Thank you for adding multiple pieces I have posted as favorites. 

Many more on my main site: dreamart.us/Entry3.htm (an esoteric art project I began shortly after 9-11).

David

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Jane-Eyre13 In reply to dcamp [2018-06-07 10:49:20 +0000 UTC]

it's a great pleasure always dear David   

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dcamp In reply to DavidR-XV [2018-03-28 21:47:45 +0000 UTC]

Hello,

I liked your drawings, the detail and the darkness.  Everyone has a dark side.  Dexter is one of my favorite TV show characters.  I called my intense fantasy novel The Inferno: dreamart.us/Dante.htm

Living in Los Angeles and being part of a "hive" or art group of some kind, your art experience and connections are very different from mine.  I am a new age West Coast person at heart, But I have lived my life in the Midwest, mostly in Madison Wisconsin, and now in rural northern Wisconsin.  Few friends or art connections.

That said, my art is very broad in scope and philosophy: dreamart.us/Entry3z.htm

David

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