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Here is the first variation of my new computer art.
I will post more versions later.
Until next time
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Greetings
Here is the first variation of my new computer art.
I will post more versions later.
Until next time
Adieu
Greetings
Here is a photo I have found of me in full Georgian.
I am wearing a brocade redingote ( with order star), brocade waistcoat, plain britches, clocked white stockings, buckled shoes, lace- edged shirt and stock, a brown tie wig and a beaver -felt tricorn hat.
Until next time
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Greetings
Here is a slightly naughty new piece of computer art
I have done a few different versions, which I will post later.
Until next time
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I have been posting about there working of this painting for some time.
It has now reached the stage where I think I may have finished and am going to live with it for a bit to make sure.
Consequently, I thought it would be interesting to review the project.
When I first 'finished' the painting in 2009 it looked like this.
After twenty sessions working on it, in 2022 it looks like this
I was restricted, to a degree, by the structure that already existed, but have still be able to make some corrections to the figures.
In general, the detail is sharper and the colours are richer and brighter, giving the painting more depth.
So, I will leave it on my easel for some time, but, unless I see something I have missed, I think this painting will be waiting its six months until varnishing day.
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I have posted previously about the Papal dispensation documents I have written and illuminated for my episcopal persona in re-enactment.
These documents are transported concealed in a reliquary disguised as a book.
I even ensured the title was unappealing to the casual observer.
But, when opened, it reveals...
...the papal documents- and a royal badge, as the bishop is often working for John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster.
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Here is a new coloured pencil drawing of a cute blond in fourteenth century paltock and hose from my sketchbook.
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This is the original copy of the papal dispensation.
This is the dispensation from Pope Pius II ( it is dated 1458), which I had been using when I was re-enacting Wars of The Roses.
You will note that it is countersigned by four subsequent popes.
This effectively means my character, the bishop, is 'covered' ( from Rome -and Avignon, when appropriate.) for re-enacting any time from the 1342 to 1503.
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