Tooting my own horn

[the other Steve Dennis]

Sorry to do this - but this is me:

[url]http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/artist-captures-spring-classics-in-works[/url]

[img]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_6MBRVRiCIkc/TCEaA2kQqhI/AAAAAAAABkk/8F7n4wiPoPk/s1600/screen-capture.png[/img]

Download 'the Classics project' at the link here: [url]http://velopaint.blogspot.com/2010/06/classics-project.html[/url]

Hope you are enjoying the Summer.

Steve

[Ivor]

cool. I rather like 'Liege Bastogne Liege'.... not sure about 'Fleche Wallonne' although it is growing on me.

[Elliot M]

Hi Steve - I'm intrigued by the method for 'Fleche-Wallonne'?

[Jon H]

I like the Liege Bastogne Liege one too.
Good stuff Steve.

[the other Steve Dennis]

Thanks all.

Great to have people enjoying this fun hobby of mine.

Elliot - the Fleche drawing was done using a program called IOgraph - [url]http://iographica.com/[/url]

It's a fun little timewaster that runs in the background as you work on the computer.
Basically it tracks the movement of your cursor onscreen by drawing a line, when you pause or click you get a black dot. After a day of work and browsing etc you can flick back to IOgraph and discover the abstract work of art created by your mousing.

[img]http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4031/4271592658_cc6ed6fb69.jpg[/img]

I just thought what would happen if I drew something using a tablet/stylus in photoshop, but then deleted the pshop file and used the IOgraph image as the final piece - ta daa. Kinda fun I thought.

[Snoop Doug]

cool - good work Steve - keep it going dude

[Ivor]

[quote="Elliot M"]Hi Steve - I'm intrigued by the method for 'Fleche-Wallonne'?