untill a more permanent solution can be created, lets say we make this thread our gallery. post images of you art here and anything youd like to say about them. save discussion, please for other threads. i have nothing to contribute at this time because my images are not hosted but i will get them that way soon. if anyone has a better way to do this, please let me know

-c

This is one wall of the mural I'm currently working on, the image is a composite made in photoshop started with just plain old pencils and then modified. The imagery is all about dancing and will be installed behind the stage were a lot of dancing happens here in Lincoln NE

Although I found the book thanks to the suggestion of Celestial after making the image. I like to think that ithis image is related to the White Goddess, or the creative muse. Inspiration also came about due to photographs by Man Ray, Duchamp's nude descending a staircase..

The original drawing , the multiple ladies in the center, I drew back in the late eighties when I used to go dance at Planet Earth, and then the club that followed, now that I think about it I would like to do a male version of the same painting using the memories I have of Howard dancing lol.

Bacardi is paying for it and that is why we have the large bat logo.

http://www.korrnet.org/chroma/scimages/stagecopy.jpg

Youll hate me for this but .... I actually like the bacardi logo in there.

Hey all,

If anyone needs image hosting, I run a gallery on a massive bandwidth connection (multiple optical links). Accounts are free, but limited to 2MB of space. If you need more, contact me.

http://www.dreamfoundry.sytes.net/gallery/

the best thing to do is create an album and post links to it or image pages inside, I'm not sure how to do direct links to images yet.

-Rhalin

Rhalin wrote:the best thing to do is create an album and post links to it or image pages inside, I'm not sure how to do direct links to images yet.

After you upload your image, find it in your gallery, click on it to get the full size version (optional), right click (Mac: control click), select "Open image in new window", copy the URL from the location bar, insert that in your image tag.

Like this (I used the smaller one):