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Types of Basil

October 27th, 2023

In my yard, I believe I have 2 types of basil. One of the main ones I photograph is Thai Basil. Why I have 2 slightly different basil I am not sure. I don't recall planting two different ones. I can just tell a slight different in seed stock. The two are not that different. One is darker purple. One is a tad lighter. Thai basil is used in Thai dishes. Pad Thai style dishes make use of Thai basil. For my bee shots, and for basil shots, you know a little more. There are many species of Basil.

Abstract and Pour Paintings

July 5th, 2023

See new content here.

I posted a link to a newly developing collection.

I have 2 more coming this week. Obviously, working in physical canvas, I can put up many as I used to digitally. I do plan to do a series of pours in a week, but it won't be for a few months. However, this is a growing collection. The difference between digital and physical art, I have house editing to do afterward. I get the final art piece, and I must find that paint on my shirt, pants, and hair, the floor and counter, and on the edges of the panel. I am working on improving my art edges. For my first one, I will just add white art tape, however, I am artifiying my edges for physical work as well. You won't see that. I will so some local sales where I sell the physical art.

For pours, be advised that an original may differ from digital. Why? Because I believe the light spot created capturing the base image is a flaw. Over the light spot, for I want the light to be highlighted evenly, I create a small pour painting digital with the same colors as the pour, and blend it into the white spot on the paint. The digital will have color input on the light highlight. And I study my image. I do have white there. If I create white as the white art input in that space, I won't adapt it, but for me, in the end, what I want is something that does not look like a mistake, but an intended space over 100 percent of the image. What I can see is because pours are high gloss, they tend to pick up a light stain. I remove the light stain, and bring color into that spot. No data loss. Since I have practiced making digital pour, my new digital layer pour gets integrated into the highlight.

I will be locally selling my pour paintings. Probably the physical paintings I pour will not have a web presence.

2022 Sales

January 4th, 2023

Thank you, Customers, for the 2022 sales. I appreciate your business.

Kindly,

Donna Munro

Outstanding Service

May 4th, 2020

I want to thank and compliment FAA on their delivery service. My family told me they had a set of frames. And so, I ordered to a set of frames. The image I ordered was cut off, and I knew it. It was kind of a mess, but the best I thought I could get out of the interface, and what I had set up.

FAA's printers did the extra. They shrunk the image to fit the size of the frame. It's here. It's gorgeous. FAA, you did a great job. Thank you.

Many Votes Postings

May 1st, 2020

If anyone finds any of my content online, my images, with a voting structure beside, that is a hacker page. Don't bother going to visit.

For writers out there, where you see author titles with voting structures beside them, same thing. Hackers. Bad page. Don't open them.

Thanks. DM

Considering

April 24th, 2020

Each day you wake. This morning, I am considering where to spend my time. Do I brand the previous set of uploads? Do I bring forth the new?

Where do I spend my time upon the compelling? This morning, I am searching actually for pink sky. I love them.

You may see something pink today.

What's Up

March 23rd, 2020

In the upcoming weeks, I am doing stuffie images. And after sculpting them out individually, I will make posters for here putting them in visual groups. They will be a blend of different styles. Another item I am doing as art is seashells. I will do seashell collections, again as groupings.

I won't know how exciting the adventure is till I am on it. And if what I turn out is exciting, I will share. Who collects seashells? I did. Many trips to beaches over the years included seashell collection. My tub is surrounded by them. And so, I will capture my hobby.

Again, I am developing techniques. I picked up a light box. And I would like to try it out. I may not be perfect the first time round. In the future, I expect to get better. I make something in the meantime. I hope you like my seashell images. And I had done a seashell art image recently. After I am all done, I will decide if I want to revisit that one. It was looking for a seashell resource that triggered me to think I should just take a few shots of my collection, instead of hunt art resources. The two moves should take 2-3 weeks.

High Sat vs Low Sat

March 19th, 2020

I've been considering high sat images vs. low sat images. I have an observation, based on how I feel as a perceiver of art. I do not count this as the take of the masses. I am exploring the take of my instincts, and how I intake other's art.

High sat images feed our emotional relation to the image and its content. Low sat images feed the intellectual part of the brain/soul/spirit. When I intake a high sat image, my first center touch met is pleasure, emotion, and obvious and not so obvious satisfaction. And when I have the balance of image to saturation, I am hunting detail, imagery, takes on perfection, or vision perfection, and messages.

Both manner of images are beneficial to a person's environment. Where one develops art for their home, for decor, etc., there are focus points for emotional splash, and there are points for intellectual splash.

Having a drawing done in antiquity colors surrounded in bright framing options fits into both internal needs of color and intellect consumpton.

Stepping toward impressionist, pointillism, and watercolor means stepping toward more emotional or visual feeds which do not rely upon detail as the satisfaction factor in the image. It's art which does not need reflection upon that history it communicates. It completes a corner, by adding the right splash of coordinated color. And it feeds the color center of the brain, in the right place at the right time, being the unnecessary set into the necessary.

It is the sprinkles upon the whipping cream, and where you have lower sat, you digest the piece till you find the cherries.

New Content

February 25th, 2019

I have more James Wharton images. I will be uploading them later in this year.

New Brodie Art

December 21st, 2018

To the artist on FAA who have made Brodie Art, I am so glad to you have filling in with my art online. I kind of hope some of you are kin.

Merry Christmas, from a Brodie Descendant.

 

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