Non-Car Art

Digital Art Video

Posted by David Kyte on Jul 27, 2011 in Digital, Videos | 0 comments

A Video created with some of my digital artwork.

Most were crated using Corel Painter or Adobe Photoshop. I tend to work in a traditional manner painting what I want using a Wacom Cintiq LCD tablet, the combination of a pressure sensitive pen and a large screen makes for the most natural drawing and painting experience. Painters is fantastic at mimicking natural media, paint blend and smudges with the underlying colors, tools react with textures as if drawing on rough paper or canvas.

iPad Paintings March 2011

Posted by David Kyte on Mar 25, 2011 in iPad Art | 0 comments

More paintings on the iPad

Valentine Day Card

Posted by David Kyte on Feb 15, 2011 in Digital, Graphic Design | 0 comments

Each Valentine Day I create a little piece of art and print up some small card I give out to women I meet, waitresses, bar tenders and others. This years had a 60s era look and style.

Buy the card or T-shirt at Zazzle

Featured on iPad Today

Posted by David Kyte on Dec 14, 2010 in Daves Blog, iPad Art | 0 comments

Happy to say some of my art was featured on a video podcast called iPad Today.  Leo Laporte and Sarah Lane showed a Flickr set I created showing art I created on the Apple iPad.

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iPad Art Rose 2

Posted by David Kyte on Nov 1, 2010 in iPad Art | 0 comments

Created on the Apple iPad using ArtStudio App.

Rose iPad Art

Posted by David Kyte on Nov 1, 2010 in iPad Art | 0 comments

iPad art first created in Zen Brush App. and then brought into the ArtStudio App for further painting and adding of color.

Zen Brush App had wonderful organic brush strokes.

With the Zen Brush image placed on a layer in ArtStudio and the compositing method set to multiply I was able to paint under the black and white line work to add color and more depth.

iPad Art Slide Show

Posted by David Kyte on Aug 6, 2010 in iPad Art | 0 comments

Art Created on the Apple iPad or iPhone using various painting apps and a capacitive stylus.

Who is Your Daddy, iPad Painting

Posted by David Kyte on Jul 10, 2010 in iPad Art | 0 comments

Created on the Apple iPad tablet using ArtStudio App. I think this app is the best of the crop of painting apps for the iPad and iPhone.  Even though the iPad does not support pressure sensitivity ArtStudio had a way of varying stroke weight and opacity that give a better hand drawn look.  ArtStudio’s smudge and wet media brush has a cool oil painting effect to it.  Find it in the iTunes Store

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