"Hi William
yes...sometimes I do but as the image on my laptop closes itself after 5 minutes I find it a distraction, so sometimes I print my image on a transparency (a page for an overhead projector) and tape it, and its backing paper to a window…"
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Has anyone used a large tv or computer monitor in the studio to view digtal photos while "tweaking" paintings done in the field? If so which did you prefer tv or computer monitor?
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ANNEMARIE BOURKE replied to William P. Duffy's discussion Has anyone used a large tv or computer monitor in the studio to view digtal photos while "tweaking" paintings done in the field? If so which did you prefer tv or computer monitor?
Plein Eire Administrator replied to William P. Duffy's discussion Has anyone used a large tv or computer monitor in the studio to view digtal photos while "tweaking" paintings done in the field? If so which did you prefer tv or computer monitor?"A short panel discussion among US-based representational painters video on 'art and new technology' which may be of interest.
Richard schmidt, Rose Frantzen, Daniel Gerhartz and those contributing.
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Plein Eire Administrator replied to William P. Duffy's discussion Has anyone used a large tv or computer monitor in the studio to view digtal photos while "tweaking" paintings done in the field? If so which did you prefer tv or computer monitor?"I know it is a little 'off-topic' as this thread is primarily asking which photo-viewing machine is best, but as i came across a related article today I thought I'd share it here.
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Midge Ace replied to William P. Duffy's discussion Has anyone used a large tv or computer monitor in the studio to view digtal photos while "tweaking" paintings done in the field? If so which did you prefer tv or computer monitor?"Hi William Sorry for any misunderstanding, wasn't really debating the issue i.e. was just agreeing my preferred way of working .. as always open to many ways of working and make use of as many tools whenever/wherever I can ;-)"
William P. Duffy replied to William P. Duffy's discussion Has anyone used a large tv or computer monitor in the studio to view digtal photos while "tweaking" paintings done in the field? If so which did you prefer tv or computer monitor?"Memory or not isn't the question; any tool even a brush can and often is misused. An artist can profit from any tool. Some of you you sound rigid and zealous about inconsequential things. The soul and feel of your art are the important…"
Midge Ace replied to William P. Duffy's discussion Has anyone used a large tv or computer monitor in the studio to view digtal photos while "tweaking" paintings done in the field? If so which did you prefer tv or computer monitor?"I agree with Paddy & Michael more creative to work from memory .. I do however take photos to refresh my memory but try not to slavishly work from them. Have used PC & Laptop just to skim through photos but never the TV (mine's quite…"
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Deirdre Walsh replied to William P. Duffy's discussion Has anyone used a large tv or computer monitor in the studio to view digtal photos while "tweaking" paintings done in the field? If so which did you prefer tv or computer monitor?"
I have never used back up in this manner. It is tempting especially when one is dealing with the winter landscape. However I think one would have to be careful of "EDGES" "
William P. Duffy left a comment for Deirdre Walsh"Thanks for the "friending" Dierdre and your kind comment. Nice mood in your work!"
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Ireland Archetype 30 X 40 oil William P Duffy
"I agree Paddy,I'll have to get back there soon and get a fresh look!"
Elaine Hurst commented on William P. Duffy's photo
Quidnet Nantucket oil 9X12
"You really captured the light well in this one. So nice! It has been many years since I was on Nantucket, but I remember it was a wonderful place. I only saw the town, but what fun it would be to paint on it!"
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Sankaty Light Nantucket oil 9X12 William P Duffy
"This is so lovely! It does have that "soft" Irish feel to it."
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- At 4:05 on July 13, 2011,
David Diaz said… - Thank you---I like the interchange of ideas and knowledge
- At 8:38 on July 6, 2011,
Tony Robinson said… - Shall we say Bill or William? Either way, you are very welcome. Look forward to your plein air pictures.
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