I’m beginning to think that the first few times you do something new, it takes around 90% of the total time it will ever take you in the future, especially if you have cats. This began as a kind of … Continue reading Digital stop-motion
This is my animation of my own original painting, now with a soundtrack that carries no copyright complications, being part my own recording of voices and part a music track clip from Freesound with a CC0 rating. The composer is … Continue reading Artefact 2025
And moved a bridge. From a photograph, this is a not wholly representational image of the day an enormous crane arrived to lift the new bridge into place. I began with a pencil drawing to outline the shapes in their … Continue reading The day that the crane came down
Flat, uninspired, bland. Maybe it was the rain and the sky looking like the bottom of a bucket. Whatever, I took brush to canvas without really thinking about it and the result is above. It feels better; I’ve tackled the … Continue reading “Delusions2”
This is based on a photo taken from the new bridge. The line of pinkish growth is a long stretch of reeds which crosses the often boggy, uncultivated fields. The yellow area is actually a bright green because it was … Continue reading Delusions of Rio Grande
What a difference a firm line makes. This is a Zebra pen that makes a very fine line on, it seems, almost anything. Thank you, OJHillbilly. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2025 Continue reading “Perch”
These videos address content ID with regard to music with a couple of salutary lessons. The first shows how an AI version of the artist would be able to claim copyright of a piece of work and then, theoretically, prevent … Continue reading More on copyright
This is dated around October 27th, according to the photo upload date.There are no earlier versions of this because I went straight in and covered the canvas using a photo I’d taken a few years ago of a sky that … Continue reading Autumn Clouds
6th November, 2025. A lucky misquote of the original, which suggested that building it would attract unspecified kinds of ‘he’, and that isn’t what you want in a back garden. This building involves ponds, which I put in not long … Continue reading “Build it and they will come”
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