El artista que realiza sus obras con sal

Dino Tomic logra detallar los dibujos utilizando este elemento

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10 de junio de 2016 a las 17:40

Rose made with Salt I have been experimenting lately with salt , where i did portraits, animals and mandalas - so i wanted to try out something different. Something with more layers and shadow/light variation. =) Like all the previous once ( at the first try ) i dont think i did a good job - but i do know what i did wrong and what i can do better =) Learning by doing is my favorite motto . You can read as much as you want and observe others while they work , but you will never gain as much experience as by just doing it yourself - and really finding out first hand whats happening and what you can improve.

Dino Tomic es un artista de tatuajes estadounidense que emprendió un nuevo desafío: realizar cuadros utilizando la sal como pintura. Si bien más personas en el mundo utilizan esta técnica, nadie realiza obras sobre lienzos tan grandes como Tomic.

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Una foto publicada por Dino Tomic (@dinotomic) el 30 de May de 2016 a la(s) 7:40 PDT

Como escribe en la página de Bored Panda, le inspira probar "nuevas técnicas" y aprender de cada pieza que realiza.

Sus obras de sal blanca realizadas sobre un fondo negro, al ser invertidos mediante un efecto de la cámara fotográfica, permiten revelar los reales colores que el artista busca transmitir. Toma fotos invertidas sobre objetos como una rosa, un ojo, entre otros y luego las copia sobre el lienzo.

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Inverted SALT eye The picture you see here is the Inverted version of an eye done entirely with regular kitchen salt on a black carpet and if you look at my profile and see the second post you can see the Normal version . The reverse colors effect shows what the original picture really is =) If you dont believe me find an app/ program and invert the image yourself and see what happens =) Its hard to be the first at something , but im very very sure that no one has ever done something like this before =D Im all about pushing , testing and experimenting with new things - wanted to give it a go and see what i could do if i would combine the two techniques i practice =) The eye you might also recognize , its my own eye - and i used it for a art competition once few years back ( it was drawing hundreds of times buy some of the most incredible artist ) Im gonna take some more time and try to do a cool video where i switch from filming regularly to inverted while i work so that you can see the magic happen right in front of you =)
Una foto publicada por Dino Tomic (@dinotomic) el 2 de Jun de 2016 a la(s) 7:23 PDT