Rick Clark`s Artwork

 

 

 

 

ALPHA2 was an attempt to emulate the Jasper Johns alphabet painting from the fifties. The backing for this picture was in fact the original painting, scanned in and manipulated in PhotoShop. The letters were layered on afterwards, having been produced separately. The scratch effect on the lettering was made using repeated mezzotint (long stroke) in PhotoShop.

Alpha2 by Rick Clark


DAISY3 was a commissioned work based on a photograph of a field of sunflowers. The entire picture was produced in PaintShopPro, using some of the PhotoShop plug-ins (particularly Plastic Wrap).

daisy3 by Rick Clark


 

FRAME3 began life as a tiny picture of a tractor and combine harvester working side by side as night fell. This was chopped up, cut and pasted and generally buggered about with until the final effect (Antimatter) changed the whole feel of it in one go. A personal favourite.

 

frame 3 by Rick Clark


 

KEY - Very simple, very effective and very pleasing. A random photograph, spun, tiled and run through Threshold. Although made in PhotoShop, this could have been done in any art package.

 

key by Rick Clark

 


 

Very obviously an earlier relative of KEY, POTT was so interesting that it had to be kept. A series of random tilings and colour spins seemed to produce this textured effect that is almost impossible to create when you're really trying. Go on, try.

 

Pott by Rick Clark

 


You can write your own comments about the rest because I've run out of things to say. They were all produced in PhotoShop, if that's any help.

WALKER began life as a frame from a BJORK video, etc, etc...

Bye (it's 4am)

 


PUDDLE

Puddle by Rick Clark

 


ROOM2

Room 2 by Rick Clark

 


SPLASH

Splah 2 by Rick Clark

 


WALKER

Walker by Rick Clark

 

 

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