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A small world

by Henk ter Heide on Tuesday March 15, 2011


Day 39


Day 33


Day 38


Jumper portrait


Illuminated baby Lynx


Tunnel vision

More stunning photos by Evan Ludes

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Touching nature

by Henk ter Heide on Wednesday March 9, 2011


Fly by my window


Before I forget


Singing…bringing you luck


Tuesday morning II


All these things I will forget

More of Alicja Redziks beautiful photography

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More then nature

by Henk ter Heide on Monday March 7, 2011


Enough is never enough


Marked by life


Sandstorm in Danakil


Flowers in my garden


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Alfred Weissenegger has more to offer then just nature photos…

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Looking into his world

by Henk ter Heide on Sunday March 6, 2011


Lost in thoughts…


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Life goes on


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Life..


Islander


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More beautiful photos by Mustafa DedeogLu

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Art showcase 1e edition

by Henk ter Heide on Wednesday October 29, 2008

Here’s the first edition of the new Art showcase. For this first edition I’ve received three submission (plus a few from people trying to sell me something :) ).

From A.Decker I got a article about a nice drawing he made last year for his his blog Resonant Enigma. He talks about his way of finding inspiration for his drawings.
Looking over his blog I found that I had made a serious omission when I started this blog carnival. Although I haven’t done many reviews about them the in the last year, photography is also a very important form of art.
On mister Deckers blog I found an other nice article about finding inspiration for photographs.

Todays second entry is a nice art review from the blog The Intellectual Hooligan. The review consists of a few very nice picture of something you might call sculptures by Tara Donovan. Especially the first object made from styrofoam cups is brilliant.
Looking through his older posts I found an article with a very long title: It’s The End! Lexicographers and Linguistics Professors Alike Fall Upon Their Swords! Anarchy! Chaos! Terror Stalks The Land!.
The article is about the problems faced by, among others, the modern artist who wants to show his work on the Internet.

I will be holding the third review in reserve because her server is giving an internal error at this moment.
Hopefully this is a temporary problem. If so I will be reviewing this site next month.

Update: The second edition of the Art showcase will be November 26e, 2008.

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Paper figures

by Henk ter Heide on Wednesday June 25, 2008

Paintings by Brett Bean, nature photos by Micheal Jones and craftwork by SabiiWabii.

Bean Scribbles
Brett Bean draws for a living. But on his website Bean Scribbles he shows of his personal drawings. Apart from a few landscapes he likes to draw a lot of people. Although his people aren’t always people.
Small alien
Small alien by Brett Bean
Some on the other hand are. Like this drawing of his wife.
Julie
Julie by Brett Bean

Nature walker’s photos
On Nature walker Micheal Jones share his passion for nature. He show some beautiful nature photo’s.

SabiiWabii paper and fabric arts
This next set of pictures if more about craft then about art. SabiiWabii make very nice and funny paper and fabric figures.

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Watching beauty go by

by Henk ter Heide on Monday May 5, 2008

Describing the art work of Arne Hoffmann, Lorena Alvarez and Albert Watson.

One of my biggest hobbies is watching people. Just sitting in a little cafe watching the people walk by.
Arne Hoffmann photographs people being beautiful. Either by the way he stages them or by the clothes they wear.

Lorena Alvarez writes books and illustrates them. She shows her lovely illustrations on her flickr site.
Lorana Alvarez does have a website but it is still under construction
Domingo

Todays Last site is special. Albert Watson Photography Inc is a photography site with a difference. Like many of it’s kind it show you a slideshow of picture. Pictures of people and objects. Some special, some commonplace.
What thing that makes this website jump out is that the slideshow is accompanied with beautiful music. Kind of a mix of classical and modern music.
(One snag. If you watch this site with Firefox you don’t get to see the slideshow.)

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The movies in my mind (drawing: Color fountain 1st sketch)

by Henk ter Heide on Wednesday June 27, 2007

Thinking in pictures

One of the strange things of discovering that you have autism is that you get to meet a lot of experts who tell you that you have all kind of problems you never knew you had. Among other I’ve been told that I’ve problems concentrating. When I’m doing something it could very well happen that the softest of sounds would disturb me.
This is strange because it’s not really a problem I’ve been experiencing. On the contrary. People have been telling me for years that I should pay more attention to what happens around me. When I’m doing something I seem to shut out the rest of the world and a war could break out without me noticing it.

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An other problem I’m supposed to have is a problem with seeing the generality. Apparently people with autism are very good at noticing details but they tend to miss the big picture.
This was also a problem were I at first thought that the experts were wrong. I’ve always had the feeling that I’m as good as seeing the big picture as anyone. But after trying to draw the picture in my mind I’ve found that my ideas about how I see the world were completely off.
I’m finding that I don’t see one world. I see something of a collection of little picture that are patched together to form a big picture of the world.
Only thing is that the collection isn’t complete. Of some parts of the world I’ve have hundreds of pictures in my mind and other parts are completely blank.

How to discribe this

I’ve actually read about this phenomenon before I knew that I had autism and I didn’t understand it. I couldn’t imagine the kind of vision of the world people who think in picture would have. Now I’ve found that I’m one of those people who think in pictures I’m starting to understand why description I’ve read where so incomprehensible. I’ve been thinking about it for a long time but I too have found that there is no good way to explain the way I see the world.

To really explain it you should make some kind of movie. But since nobody understands what it is we’re talking about nobody will ever make that movie.
Or will they…
It turns out that Microsoft has been working on a program, Photosynth, that is used to link large amounts of pictures. The program looks for details in the pictures. By linking pictures at overlapping details you get a kind of movie of a building or landscape.

My world

Microsoft has a working demo (IE only) were you can see a building composed of hundreds of pictures.
As you move around this building you’ll get to see the world as I see it.

  • Lots of pictures.
  • Perspective changes from picture to pictures.
  • There are hardly any pictures that give you an over view.
  • There are a lot of pictures with details of the building.
  • You get a real live feeling of the geometry the building.

Color fountain

color fountain 1th sketch
Color fountain 1st sketch

This is horrible.
I don’t understand why there is so much brown in this drawing. This was not what I had in mind.
I’ll have to try to make this drawing some other way.

Link

Do you like elephants? At this site you’ll find drawings of elephants and other zoo animals.

To my regular readers

I’m running into the problem that I can’t maintain a frequence of 5 drawings a week. I’m slowly getting to the point were I want to do more complicated projects and it is very hard to do those if you’re struggling to meet a deadline. To give myself a little breathing room I’ve build a little stock of drawings.
I can produce about three drawings in a week so I’ve dropped the posts frequence.
(I’ve just finished a very nice drawing called “Who’s afraid of yellow, red (and blue)” that you’ll get to see in one and a half week.)

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