Curved Tree at Wren’s Nest Pond
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“Curved Tree at Wren’s Nest Pond – original” is the first of three artworks derived from an original photograph, quickly sketched in pencils.
The idea continues to bring attention to ‘charcoal trees’, simplified landscapes and barren soils through adverse manmade climate change. Quite contrary to the Nature Reserve’s specific purpose of natural cultivation and habitat recycling.
Each artwork is digitally edited to produce representations for the purpose of conservation. ‘Original’ is an image of the actual sketched version, whilst the ’embossed’ and ‘gold’ versions are digital art pieces of the original [digitally imaged] artwork.
Embossed utilised 100 block sized pixels in the photography software package I used to create this digital artwork.
‘Gold’ is created using adjustment Curves within the software package I used for this piece. This has connective ideas with the subject material, a curved tree. Interestingly, the waveform shape of the adjusted curve [in the software package] for this gold artwork is surprisingly similar to the shape of the focal curved tree you see in my sketch.
This is absolutely 100% pure chance.
My interest in global conservation and positive climate change is immensely important to me, as a person and artist.
I hope you love these three artworks.
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