Showing posts with label digital painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital painting. Show all posts
Friday, January 3, 2014
memory
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digital painting,
Lithuanian landscape
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Saturday, June 4, 2011
as curiosity peeps back
While painting, I followed the dream - just enjoyed the vision and everything looked OK .... Yet the curiosity peeped back, and the sorrowful musings blurbed the cheerful artwork - I inquired myself either need my creativity though anybody? Why should somebody pay for my luck? If I haven't money to frame my works, that is just my own problem, isn't it? People enjoy the colorful canvases, but not the life of the artists. I too wish to talk not about personal disasters but the light that comforts and leads us all. So why do I grieve for the pictures that are buried in my archives?
While painting I identified myself with the blow of the wind, while writing the description of this handicraft, I discovered what should be weeded out of my garden - it is easy to explain the selfishness, but not to justify such thoughts. That's why I love to blog. It helps me to look at myself without any prejudices.
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While painting I identified myself with the blow of the wind, while writing the description of this handicraft, I discovered what should be weeded out of my garden - it is easy to explain the selfishness, but not to justify such thoughts. That's why I love to blog. It helps me to look at myself without any prejudices.
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Klaipeda, Lithuania
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
backyard story
As I blog, it becomes obvious that the thinking without leaving the comments is just an empty word.
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Klaipeda, Lithuania
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
Healing tears
This digital painting looks like wet space Thus I named it the HEALING TEARS. They are wet too, isn't it?
The below text should explain the titles of Art by Tomas in more details for it would be easier to move in the world of metaphors.
Hello is always Hello, yet people spread that message differently. While most are used to talk in their native language, I prefer the prompts of my Lithuanian-English dictionary to my mother-tongue that I love so much. That may look a bit confusing at a glimpse, yet my actions are so easy to explain. Writing in English adds a sense of some authority to my musings on life and thus increases the self-confidence. The last looks like a dream, and it is especially desirable to each who is out of work for life because of his social status of the disabler. So I am glad to pay the cost- to agree to be a stranger among my own due to writing in the foreign. Though the last is the hard experience, yet it is so good to visualize the fruits of my pen as the statements that are worthy pondering deeper. In the light of the above, what may look like childish play obtains the value – showcases the traditional „Hi!“ as heartily as consciously.
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digital painting,
world of metaphors
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
memento
In this digital painting I recognize myself in my yard and open the diary. That was the real memento. Fine arts didn't weep but lighted the candles on the graves of the unknown.

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Klaipeda, Lithuania
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Monday, October 4, 2010
life play - to Top Sites Tuesday #80 – What do you Hear Outside Your Window?
Grandson played with toys, grandpa investigated his actions. Lots of thoughts indwelt in the picture which colors searched for the justification of the autumn. You might like my digital painting Free forever on Art by Tomas blog.
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Monday, September 20, 2010
autumn bloom
Butterfly in Plaster presents old-men' talking as the autumn bloom.
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| autumn bloom 2010 digital painting by Tomas Karkalas |
I too know "the water is wet" yet eagerly look for a quote to prove that. The above looks silly, yet describes my activity well.
This confession interprets the picture the best and thus enables art lovers to enjoy the life that has nothing in common with sad stories of paintbrush holder but bloom in peace at a moment people respond to what they touch with love.
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Klaipeda, Lithuania
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Thursday, September 9, 2010
confrontation with windfall
As you click on the picture below, the painting will be enlarged. That is confrontation with windfall.
Here is a story of 60x80 cm digital image:
Here is a story of 60x80 cm digital image:
once upon a time...there was an apple on my table. It was washed and safe to eat (free from dirt and any musings on life) . That was the challenging vision that forced me to take the paintbrush. The fruit had no story worthy to mention prior I started to paint it. The apple was just something to eat. Now everything look otherwise. There is nothing to eat, but you can dream over meaning of life at the colorful canvas. Wow, just magical transformation took part: while looking at the artwork I am not starving and lack nothing at a moment. I looked around once again and named the fruit the windfall (so I linked my personal story to the delicious fruit that I used as the nature to my drawing: Windfall is one of my nicknames)
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Tomas Karkalas art,
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Klaipeda, Lithuania
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
mother bee upside down
Our willingness to listen transforms rough voice of the banners into the lovely music – changes banner headlines to mysterious depth of fine arts. Thus digital painting Mother Bee Upside Down has a chance to knock on the heart :
This digital painting introduces mother bee upside down. Is that the imitation of the sunbeam’s fall unto the ground, or a failure of the composition? Should I rejoice at divine generosity, or weep for my weakness to reflect the truth- to see the light in the darkness? Despite hard questions, it is easy to recognize the blossom of the flower in that abstract composition. My daughter said its summer time.
This may look like painting for the sake of painting indeed, yet a glimpse at a mirror urges not to hurry with such conclusion. While I rejoiced over the dazzling light of inner peace and was grateful therefore to God, I also saw my bodily sickness and was grateful for the time to listen and to hear the poetry of people with disabilities, who were smiling despite the physical restrictions to share their glorious message. Let’s look at the picture once again.
Is it the bee or the artwork upside down?
This digital painting introduces mother bee upside down. Is that the imitation of the sunbeam’s fall unto the ground, or a failure of the composition? Should I rejoice at divine generosity, or weep for my weakness to reflect the truth- to see the light in the darkness? Despite hard questions, it is easy to recognize the blossom of the flower in that abstract composition. My daughter said its summer time.
This may look like painting for the sake of painting indeed, yet a glimpse at a mirror urges not to hurry with such conclusion. While I rejoiced over the dazzling light of inner peace and was grateful therefore to God, I also saw my bodily sickness and was grateful for the time to listen and to hear the poetry of people with disabilities, who were smiling despite the physical restrictions to share their glorious message. Let’s look at the picture once again.
Is it the bee or the artwork upside down?
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Mother Bee upside down
Klaipeda, Lithuania
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Sunday, September 5, 2010
Time Travels
The painting brings the past to future.That is a miracle of art that enables time travels.
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| painting LAST GLIMPSE 2 by Tomas Karkalas 2010 |
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Time travels
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Under the green cloud
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| UNDER THE GREEN CLOUD 2010, 60x80 cm by Tomas Karkalas |
This digital painting shows the path underfoot. So to speak, embellishes my walk with the sense of something alive.The last is worthy a search indeed. Therefore I dared to share my visual musings with you and hope to receive your constructive comments on what could be improved here. What do you think about our walk in the the light of the eternities? All my pictures deal with that question.
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