Wondering what all of these cat portraits are about? It’s part of a daily project I’m undertaking this year. Read more about the project here.
Found this forgotten shot of mine while organizing my hard drive over the weekend. Really really liking the color palette in this one.
Update: Like this photo? Now it’s available as a matted archival print here in my Etsy shop.
Wondering what all of these cat portraits are about? It’s part of a daily project I’m undertaking this year. Read more about the project here.
For some reason, today I decided to start sorting and moving old files from a local drive to a backup. And since I am the visual sort, it is inevitable that I end up looking through folder after folder of old images. This will probably mean a flurry of posts featuring some of what I found while sorting. Here’s one for instance:
The style of today’s daily D’Art (seemingly quickly rendered and almost like an old snapshot from the 19th century) reminds me of a wonderful exhibit I saw last year at the Phillips Collection. The show featured a mix of finished paintings and photographic studies, sketches and drawings of the post-impressionists who rendered them.
Wondering what all of these cat portraits are about? It’s part of a daily project I’m undertaking this year. Read more about the project here.
Maybe it’s a little silly, but this style image often reminds me of Roger Fenton’s photos from the Crimean War.
Wondering what all of these cat portraits are about? It’s part of a daily project I’m undertaking this year. Read more about the project here.
Sometimes, the two of us are complete goofballs, but we are always attached at the hip. This picture captures both.
Half way through this year’s day image exercise, phew!
Wondering what all of these cat portraits are about? It’s part of a daily project I’m undertaking this year. Read more about the project here.
Wondering what all of these cat portraits are about? It’s part of a daily project I’m undertaking this year. Read more about the project here.
