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Welcome to our March edition of Artists Down Under.
Autumn is finally here. Such a pretty time of the year as the leaves start to turn into magical colours, the weather starts to cool and our clocks get turned back in time.
This month we have a bumper edition for you, our newest segment “Coffee & Pixels” launches the first of their challenges and has received a huge response. It’s amazing how you can all start with the same image and everyone’s interpretation is different of that image.
Maureen has delighted us with a very interesting interview with Lynsey Stirland-Mitchell (aka CatBeagle Creations), a must read.We have our most popular article on Photoshop tips from our much loved Andrew Haysom, this month on “Controlling Colour and Luminosity”, plus the girls from the Redlands Digital Group share another image from their “Chinese Whispers” series.
The ladies from the Art Buddies share another of thier Quotes Challenge with us, resulting in some awesome images, well done ladies.
This month I share with you “Art by Karen Waalwyk”. Karen is a extremely talented artist & has put together a series of cat images for you all, these images are truly extraordinary, such detail.
And let’s not forget our amazing artists images, plus our artists fun Monthly Artistic Challenge.
Well that’s it from me, stay safe, enjoy life and look out for one another.
Backgrounds: Foxy Squirrel Laitha’s Designs - Jai Johnson - White Lane Studio
Pam Henderson
Helen McLeod - Seaing The Impossible
Andrew Haysom - Red Blue Abstract
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LONDON IN MONOCHROME
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SURVIVE AND THRIVE
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LIVING THE PHOTO ARTISTIC LIFE
https://issuu.com/thephotoartisticlife/docs/issue119-final?fr=sMzBmYjY0Mjk2MjQ
Congratulations to the following artists for having their images chosen to appear in the International magazine “Living The Photo Artistic Life”.
Christina Brunton
- Old Head On Young Shoulders
- Lion In The Wardrobe
CatBeagle Creations
- And I Do My Little Turn On The Catwalk
Rosa Perry
- Purrfect Love
Maureen Maxwell
- Party Time
Kaylene Helliwell
- Ripe For The Picking
Helen McLeod
- Trois Picasso
- The Soft Hearted Tree
Penny de Jong
- It’s Perfect For The Red Carpet Darling
- Jumbled Memories
Denise Hunter Logan
- Nature’s Gift
- Colourful Embrace
Ilona Abou-Zolof
- Underwater Forest
CatBeagle Creations
- And I Do My Little Turn On The Catwalk
Denise Hunter Logan - Colourful Embrace
Maureen Maxwell - Party Time
Rosa Perry - Purrfect Love
Helen McLeod
- The Soft Hearted Tree
LIVING THE PHOTO ARTISTIC LIFE
Denise Hunter Logan - Nature’s Gift
Kaylene Helliwell - Ripe For The Picking
Christina Brunton - Lion In The Wardrobe
Penny de Jong - Jumbled Memories
Ilona Abou-Zolof - Underwater Forest
Christina Brunton - Old Head On New Shoulders
Penny de Jong It’s Perfect For The Red Carpet Darling
Helen McLeod - Trois Picasso
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So, if you are an artist in the group, don’t forget to regularly share your work and information here, and to let your friends and family know about the page if they are interested in viewing the latest art and news from the group.
If you are a reader of the magazine who does not have access to the page, please click the link above and request to join. When you request to join you will be asked to answer three simple questions that will allow us to determine if you are an eligible artist who may wish to join the group and therefore be able to post on the page, or a member of the public who can view, comment and like the work on the page. It’s a great place to see some great art from this vibrant group every day!
Three ADU members receive a special gift
Our very good Awake friends Katherine Zdonczyk of Magical Reality Designs and Diane Stafford from WhiteLaneStudio continue to give gifts as a reward for members of the Artists Down Under group who contribute to the ADU Facebook page by regularly posting their artworks and supporting other members with their comments.
Katherine, is well known for her fantastic sets of digital designer backgrounds, masks and all kinds of wonderful elements ready for designers to add to or build a wondrous creation.
Katherine Zdonczyk can be found at @ Oscraps http://bit.ly/3tTMUfM @ Etsy https://etsy.me/3RWjmpU
Diane Stafford from Chester, UK, designs Photoshop textures and overlays for photo artists and photographers to use in their digital artworks. Diane has created another special kit just for Artists Down Under for the month of MARCH.
Two artists will receive a Diane kit each.
Diane Stafford can be found at https://whitelanestudio.co.uk/biolinks
The MARCH lucky winners are
Magical Reality Designs Gift Voucher
- Helen McLeod
Diane Stafford (WhiteLaneStudio) Texture & Overlay Kit
- Bev Terawskyj
- Christina Brunton
Margaret Kalms
“Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain Expo”
Exhibition Dates: 22nd March
Opening Hours: 9.00am to 4.00pm
Location: CExhibition Park, Canberra
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Meraki Artists “Artistic Perception”
Exhibition Dates: 27th February to 2nd March
Opening Hours: 11am to 5pm (except Friday)
Location: Cnr of Myrtle and Percival Road, Stanmore NSW 2048
Come and meet the Artists
Friday, 28th February from 4.00pm to 6.00pm
Sunday, 2nd March from 1.00pm to 4.00pm
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THE PENITENT MAN
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WEATHERED
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DIFFERENTIATION OF A VISION
‘COFFEE and PIXELS’
by Maureen Maxwell
Last month we announced an additional benefit for our members called ‘COFFEE and PIXELS’. Our plan is to have a virtual catchup, during the daytime, to share artistic ideas, ask questions and engage in lively conversation.
Our first meeting was held on Tuesday 4th February. My co-admins Julie Powell, Penny de Jong and myself are delighted with the success. Initially, Julie shared a portrait of a model called Alexi with us. We three then created a totally different artistic image using Alexi’s portrait and revealed these at the meeting. They were enthusiastically received.
Since then the Alexi portrait has been shared with our members to create their own artwork. The uptake has been incredible. So many people have taken up the challenge and created artwork with Alexi as the focus. Each image is significantly different and demonstrates a variety of ideas and techniques.
The final images are shown here for your enjoyment.
Original Portrait Of Alexi supplied By Julie Powell
Penny de Jong - Which Key Will Unlock The Mystery Behind ...
Maureen Maxwell - Alexi, Space Engineer
Prue Wright - I Don’t Think This House Is Empty
Rosa Perry - Who’s In Control
Andrew Haysom - It’s Not What You Look At
Jan Hannasky - Roswell Finished
Denise Cauchi - War In The City
Steve Lang - Day Dreaming
Ilona Abou-Zolof - Doctor Who
Bev Terawskyj - So That’s Where I’ve Been!
Christina Brunton - Alexi And His Dragon
Denise Hunter Logan - He Waits
Julie Powell - Lost In Thought
https://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-3/mick-rooney/
TAYLA HARRIS
ROBYN MCLAUCHLAN ( AUSTRALIA )
UNDER WATCHFUL EYES
JUST HANGING IN THERE
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BYAKKO - WHITE TIGER
BASSEL - BRAVE - BLACK LEOPARD
HIBO - GIFT - OCELOT
ELON - STRONG - JAGUAR
JALA - LION
IHLOSI - SERVAL
RAZA - HOPE - CHEETAH
PAKA - CAT - LYNX
https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-2/dennis-rickard/
HOT
http://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-2/george-koncz/ http://georgekonczphotography.com/
GREAT WALL OF CHINA
GREAT WALL OF CHINA CLIMB
GREAT
WALL OF CHINA SIGHT SEEING
RETURN OF THE KNIGHTS
MARINA HOBBS ( AUSTRALIA )
BOYS AT PLAY
DENISE HUNTER LOGAN ( AUSTRALIA )
COLOURFUL EMBRACE
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DIGITAL ARTISTS GROUP
WHISPERS #88
HAPPINESS”
STAGE 1 STAGE 2
The animals love to play in their garden with their toys. They have a tractor and an old truck to ride around in. It is their happy place.
ENJOY
Maureen Maxwell
Maureen Maxwell
Pam Henderson
TIM BLAKE ( NEW ZEALAND )
KEROSENE FALLS III
KEROSENE FALLS II
ANN ALCOCK ( AUSTRALIA )
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THE ROAD AHEAD
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SOME PHOTOSHOP INSPIRATION
CONTROLLING COLOUR AND LUMINOSITY
By Andrew Haysom
Adjusting your image can often have unwanted effects. Darkening or lightening your image, or increasing or decreasing the contrast, can create unwanted changes to the colour. For example dodging and burning can create unwanted changes to your colours if not approached carefully.
Similarly, making changes to the colour in your image can have unwanted effects on the luminosity.
The usual way to control this is with blend modes.
Use Luminosity blend mode on adjustment layers where you want to restrict the adjustment to only affect the luminosity. For example, using lightening or darkening Curves layers set to Luminosity blend mode and a low-flow brush on a black layer mask, is a good way to conduct your dodging and burning.
Use Color blend mode on adjustment layers where you want to restrict the adjustment to only affect the colour. For example, use Color blend mode on Hue Saturation or Selective Color adjustment layers to make colour adjustments that don’t affect the luminosity
If you are someone who loves using Curves (or Levels) for colour and luminosity changes I strongly recommend creating two layers, one set to Luminosity blend mode and one set to Color blend mode, then use these to adjust luminosity and color separately, it gives you much more control.
The Luminosity / Colour Split
Here’s another way to achieve the ultimate control that I’ve tried with some success for some of my abstract work where I want to make very careful adjustments, it involves splitting the image into two layer components, the luminosity and the colour, and then using clipped adjustment layers to target these layers individually to make your adjustments.
SOME PHOTOSHOP INSPIRATION (CONT .....)
Here’s how to do it;
• Add a Solid Color adjustment layer and set the colour to 50% grey (H = 0, S = 0, B = 50% or hex code #808080).
• Change the blend mode of this layer to Color.
• Press Cmd+Shift+Opt+E (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E (Windows) to create a stamp visible layer and name this layer Luminosity. This layer contains the Luminosity values for your image. Leave it at Normal blend mode.
• Make the Luminosity layer invisible by clicking the eye next to it in the layer panel.
• Change the blend mode of the 50% grey layer to Luminosity.
• Press Cmd+Shift+Opt+E (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E (Windows) to create a stamp visible layer and name this layer Colour. This layer contains the Color values for your image.
• Change the blend mode of this Colour layer to Color and drag it above the Luminosity layer.
• Turn on the visibility of the Luminosity layer.
• You can now discard (or make invisible) the 50% grey layer.
You’ll be left with a layer stack similar to that shown in Figure 1a, with the luminosity data on one layer and the colour data on another.
[Figure 1 – Splitting the Luminosity and Colour]
SOME PHOTOSHOP INSPIRATION (CONT .....)
Now you can “clip” adjustment layers that you only wish to affect the luminosity to the Luminosity layer, and “clip” adjustment layers that you only wish to affect the colour to the Colour layer. Figure 1b shows an example of this.
Figure 2 shows an example of what these split layers look like.
As many of you know, I create many abstract digital art pieces involving gradients. Adjusting these can often cause banding and artifacts if not done carefully. Using this “split” method has worked well for extreme control over luminosity and colour.
Andrew Haysom
[Figure 2 – The Split Layers]
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DENISE CAUCHI ( AUSTRALIA )
HAPPY BULL
HUNGRY DRAGON
KOALA DRIVING A HOT ROD
ANGEL
GOTHIC
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INTERVIEW WITH
LYNSEY
By Maureen Maxwell
Thank you, Lynsey, for doing this interview. You have been a member of the ARTISTS DOWN UNDER group for many years. You are also a member of the international AWAKE, and the advanced KAIZEN, Photo Artistry groups.
You were a Featured Artist in our Artists Down Magazine in September 2021. Your images have also appeared in the international magazine Living the Photo Artistic Life.
One of the reasons for doing a series of interviews for our magazine is to enable our members to get to know each other a little better. I also think our general readers will be interested to hear more about your creative journey.
HAVE YOU ALWAYS BEEN ARTISTIC, AND HOW DID YOU BECOME INTERESTED IN PHOTO ARTISTRY?
No, I was never the creative type, I can only ever remember one image I made in art class that I was proud of, and no one else seemed to concur with my opinion of it.
One thing that did interest me, however, was photography, in as much as it was one of things I wanted to explore when I had the time.
Well, in 2016, I did have the time, and I did start to explore photography, but I found it didn’t actually hold my interest for long, which I put down to my obvious lack of creativity, as I saw it any way.
Then one day I was FB scrolling and Photo Artistry came up in my feed. As soon as I saw the art being produced in The Photo Artistic Magazine, I was amazed and wanted to be able to do that. Something I knew I was good at was computing and software manipulation, so was this a hobby I could enjoy, and even possibly be good at? I had to give it a go. That was a few years ago now and I’m still here, and I’m still enjoying it.
INTERVIEW WITH LYNSEY STIRLAND-MITCHELL
WHAT INSPIRES YOU TO CREATE YOUR STORYTELLING CREATIONS?
I still don’t consider myself a particularly creative person, I don’t have a heap of images tearing around in my head just bursting to get out.
I respond best to challenges, being given a set of criteria to work with.
I joined a FB group of folks when I first started Photo Artistry, who were also just starting their Photo Artistic journeys. We meet (virtually) once a week to discuss what we’ve been doing, any difficulties we’re having, set challenges, send each down rabbit holes, and generally inspire one another to keep creating and trying new things.
And, of course, like most of us I’m sure, I’m constantly inspired by the fabulous work produced by everyone in our photo artistry world.
YOU CREATE A VARIETY OF IMAGES THAT ARE FREQUENTLY WHIMSICAL, QUIRKY, STORYTELLING AND VARIED. DO YOU HAVE A FAVOUORITE GENRE?
Surrealism is by far my favourite genre. Through a strange set of circumstances at school I was given a book on Salvador Dali, and I was entranced.
I like anything that’s a little quirky, a bit hard to get your head around, or on the dark side.
A Night On The Town
The Wind Changed Hallo!
INTERVIEW WITH LYNSEY STIRLAND-MITCHELL (CONT...)
CAN YOU TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT THE TECHNIQUES YOU USE TO CREATE YOUR ART WORKS?
I don’t generally have much of an idea when I sit down to create a piece.
As I said earlier, I like a challenge to give me parameters, then I gather images from my stash that I think will best suit and just start throwing them together to see if an idea leaps off the screen at me. So, basically, a lot of adding layers and deleting them again till I find myself going in a direction that pleases me.
THE PHOTO ARTISTRY ENVIRONMENT WE ARE INVOLVED WITH IS A NEVER-ENDING JOURNEY WITH COUNTLESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING. DO YOU ENJOY THE LEARNING?
I do, but I find there is so much to learn that I get easily distracted by some other new course, without completing what I’m doing. One of my New Year’s resolutions this year is to concentrate on the techniques I’m most interested in and to stop looking at everything else. So, it will be interesting to see how well I stick to that!
WHERE DO YOU SEE YOUR CREATIVE JOURNEY TAKING YOU IN THE FUTURE? AND ARE THERE SPECIFIC PROJECTS INCLUDED IN YOUR PLANS?
I’ve never set myself a project to complete, i.e. a set of images reflecting a particular theme, I do have an idea for one, but it’s very much in its infancy, just a twinkle in my eye really.
Later this year I will be retiring, and my partner and I are planning lots of travel, so I’m not really sure how my art journey will evolve at that time, because we don’t anticipate being home that much.
However, my journey will certainly need to include learning to use the iPad and its various apps, so that I can still create when we’re on the go.
Escape The Rat Race
One’s Demons Revealed
Face The Music
INTERVIEW WITH LYNSEY STIRLAND-MITCHELL
YOU HAVE CHOSEN AN INTRIGUING NAME FOR YOUR ARTIST’S CARD AND ENVIRONMENT. CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT ‘CATBEAGLE CREATIONS’?
No great intrigue really. Many years ago, I was made redundant, as the company I was working for at the time closed down. I had this great brainwave that I would start my own database management business. In the process of trying to come up with a name for the company, something catchy, a little whimsical, CatBeagle popped into my head.
In the end the business never eventuated, but I still loved the name and have repurposed it for a few things over the years.
As you know, I have one of those solid, staid, stuffy, double-barrelled surnames, which I really didn’t think would fit with the kind of art I was hoping to start producing, and what fits better with creations than CatBeagle!
PLEASE TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT YOURSELF, YOUR BACKGROUND AND YOUR OTHER INTERESTS?
I’m originally from the UK, but my family emigrated to NZ when I was thirteen. Then when I was in my twenties I set off on my overseas odyssey. Well, I didn’t get very far because I arrived in Australia first, only planning to stay six months before heading to Europe, but 39 years later, I’m still here!
35 years ago I met Geoff, the love of my life, and 20 years ago we set up our own logistics business. He handles all the actual logistics, and I back it up with paperwork & computing side of things. We work very closely together and haven’t killed each other yet!
We love to travel, especially when it involves hiking. We have completed a couple of the Pilgrim Caminos, Portugal Inland, followed by walking from Geneva, right across France, to the Spanish border.
We combine these walks with our love of animals by housesitting. We have family in NZ & UK and housesitting gives us a chance to not only connect with pets, but also to spend more time in the one spot without getting under the family’s feet. Let me introduce CatBeagle House & Pet Sitting!
CLOSING COMMENTS by
Maureen
I thoroughly enjoyed reading your interview Lynsey. Like me, I think many of our members and viewers will relate to many of your comments about your creative journey. Retirement will bring many benefits, and it will be interesting to see how your art progresses through your planned travels.
Crossing Into Whimsey
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Ode To Dali
The Eyes
Headless
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A COLLABORATIVE GROUP OF PHOTO ARTISTS
QUOTE CHALLENGE by the Art Buddies
A bit of background first:
We are a diverse group of ADU members from around Australia, each bringing our unique per spectives and talents to the table. We met in a digital painting group, and are all members of the Artists Down Under. We have named our group, the Art Buddies and our members are Christina Brunton, Denise Cauchi, Ilona Abou-Zolof, Marie Helyar, Marina Hobbs, and Robyn McLauchlan.
We come together as a team via Zoom every week, taking turns to set our challenges. Our images are shared every Sunday. Currently, our challenge is to interpret a quote. During our Zoom meetings, we collaborate and provide constructive feedback to help each other grow.
Quote:
This month, Christina Brunton chose the quote:
“You will need to do it even if you are not inspired.” ... quote by Sebastian Michaels.
Our Art pieces:
We’ve all created diverse art pieces inspired by the same quote. We hope our work inspires you to give it a try and share your interpretation on the Artists Down Under Facebook page. Your art is valuable to us and we can’t wait to see what you come up with!
Christina Brunton - Practice, Practice, Practice
Denise Cauchi - Do I Have To?
Ilona Abou-Zolof - Soldier On
Marie Helyar - A Spark In The Mundane
Marina Hobbs - Bereft Of Inspiration
Robyn McLauchlan - Just One More Page
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HARE AND NOW
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THE OPENING
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THE FOREST TREE
PILBARA STORM CRIED MARYANN
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Ilona Abou-Zolof - Camping
Pam Henderson - Happy Campers
Bev Terawskyj - Campground
Karen Waalwyk - Australia Camping
Christina Brunton - Girls Playing In A Tent
Robyn McLauchlan - Days End Around The Campfire
Rosa Perry - Glamping, Camp Fox And Hare
Prue Wright - Camping
Denise Hunter Logan - Pesky Paparazzi
Denise Cauchi - Marshmallow Thief
Maureen Maxwell - Camping In Style
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