[TAGS] My new 3D tactile painting

[Aishwarya Pillai]

Thanks a lot for your comments Don.  I feel as I keep doing more
paintings, I am trying to experiment and be more adventurous with what
I do.
I am planning to have 3D rain drops in the next one. It could be
difficult as they will be tiny, but I can imagine how it will look
when its done :)

Aishwarya


On 7/24/22, Donald Winiecki via TAGS <tags at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> This is a remarkable product Aishwarya!
>
> Your paintings are becoming more adventurous in communicating deeper and
> deeper space, and in "Secret Woods" you have provided us with a terrific
> example of the use of two different techniques for representing deep space!
>
> First, you are using the vertical dimension of the painting to represent
> depth by placing things that are much farther away at the top of the
> painting, and things that are much closer to the picture plane at the
> bottom of the painting. Next, you are using the technique of overlapping to
> show us how objects that are close to the picture plane are arranged
> relative to each other. For example, the overlapping of the log and deer on
> the water makes it very clear that those objects are closer to us than the
> water.
>
> Looking at your painting and imagining my hands running over the surfaces
> leads me to imagine the distant roar of the waterfall, and the softer
> sounds of the deer lapping the water and walking through the tall grass. It
> is very relaxing to experience your painting in this way.
>
> Best wishes!
>
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> On Sat, Jul 23, 2022 at 9:53 AM Aishwarya Pillai via TAGS <tags at nfbnet.org>
> wrote:
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>> Hi All,
>> Here's sharing an image of a new addition to my 3D tactile paintings.
>> It’s called ‘Secret Woods’.
>> Description : Measuring 18X15 inches, it has a waterfall in between
>> huge greyish rocks; all  of it covers the upper  portion from left to
>> the center. The rocks have greenish moss towards the sides closer to
>> the waterfall.  Towards the right, just beside the rocks, there are
>> several  trees  that are colored green and yellow. Above the waterfall
>> and the trees, there’s the sky, most of which has hues of orange
>> indicating the sunshine.
>> The water is cascading into the lake below which is colored in shades
>> of blues and also has 3D ripples and waves. Towards the bottom
>> portion, there’s the land covered with green grass. Towards its left,
>> there’s a fallen old tree that has a   tree hole.  Around this tree,
>> there are fallen yellow leaves. Towards the right side, right at the
>> shoreline, there’s a deer drinking  water from the lake.
>> Everything in this painting is 3D and can be touched; the waterfall,
>> rocks,  trees,  ripples and waves, fallen tree, tree hole, leaves  and
>> the deer.
>> It took me 40 hours to finish it.  The waterfall was a tricky one as I
>> had to keep it 3D as well as merge it with the lake at the bottom.
>> Happy to share that Lou Ann here from NFB is purchasing this painting.
>>
>> Aishwarya.
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