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Mechanical Fish iPad Art

Posted by David Kyte on Dec 26, 2012 in iPad Art, Videos | 0 comments

Mechanical Fish iPad Art Created on the iPad using Procreate app and an Adonit Jot Touch. From Pencil sketch to final art.

Blue Moon

Posted by David Kyte on Sep 5, 2012 in General, Photography | 0 comments

More Detroit Graffiti 6-29-2012

Posted by David Kyte on Jul 29, 2012 in Detroit Urban Images | 0 comments

More from the Motor City. One of “My Things” these days is to grab my camera and seek out this wonderful graffiti in the urban Detroit. With a surplus of abandoned buildings and owners of buildings will to allow artist to use them as canvases for their work there is no shortage of stuff to find.

The Detroit Beautification Project

Posted by David Kyte on Jun 28, 2012 in Detroit Urban Images, General | 0 comments

The Detroit Beautification Project assembled artist’s from around the globe. With the the common goal to bring vibrancy back to one of America’s greatest cities.
-Presented By Montana Cans, The Seventh Letter, 1xRun, Contra Projects
-Video By Bankshot

My photos of the project

Detroit Graffiti June 2012

Posted by David Kyte on Jun 3, 2012 in Detroit Urban Images | 0 comments

Incredible Graffiti found in Detroit

The Detroit Beautification Project assembled artists from around the world to paint large murals in Detroit.

Graham Hill at Monte Carlo Painting Process Video

Posted by David Kyte on Mar 27, 2012 in Formula One, Videos | 0 comments

Graham Hill Lotus 49 at Monte Carlo. Digital painting process from pencil sketch to final art. Process of painting a digital automotive painting from Pencil Sketch to Finished Art. I usually work from a tight pencil sketch using different photos as reference. This is scanned and brought into Photoshop as a layer set to Multiple so only the dark line work shows up. Working more vector shape layers under the “go by” layer I build up the basic shapes and color of the car. These shape will later be rasterized to allow painting of shadow and highlights to give form to the body and engine components. The image will be up scaled in size and resolution as I work, with the final high resolution file allowing the addition of fine detail and my own exaggerated vision of how the car should look.

Gurney 1967 Eagle F-1 Car, From Pencil Sketch to Final Art

Posted by David Kyte on Mar 2, 2012 in Formula One, Videos | 0 comments

Process of painting a digital automotive painting from Pencil Sketch to Finished Art. This a 1967 Gruney Eagle Formula One Racing Car. I usually work from a tight pencil sketch using different photos as reference. This is scanned and brought into Photoshop as a layer set to Multiple so only the dark line work shows up. Working more vector shape layers under the “go by” layer I build up the basic shapes and color of the car. These shape will later be rasterized to allow painting of shadow and highlights to give form to the body and engine components. The image will be up scaled in size and resolution as I work, with the final high resolution file allowing the addition of fine detail and my own exaggerated vision of how the car should look.

The video was created by taking screen captures of the image as it was developed. These were imported into a video editor and aligned with transition applied. The HD video (1080p or 720p) and be viewed on the YouTube site HERE.