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Hjemmeside

På de neste sidene vil du se eksempler på kunstverk laget av kunstneren Bob Hughes. Starter med sin nye AVI-maleristil (Abstract Vector Impressionist) som han utvikler deretter til sin mer, tradisjonelle malestil. Det er også eksempler på hans Computer Generated (CG) digitale malerier, grafitttegninger, En Plain Air-malerier og noen av hans demonstrasjonsmalerier (kunstklubber og samfunn). Det er også en lenke til et annet galleri der du kan se "Se kunstverk på vegger. I dette galleriet kan du se malerier og grafittportretter innrammet og på vegger. Ved å klikke på lenkene ovenfor eller klikke på bildene nedenfor, blir du sendt til riktig side.

Under bildene på denne siden er et nytt tillegg til Bobs nettsted, et 3D-kunstgalleri som han opprettet i ArtSteps . Klikk på filmen, lene deg tilbake og du blir tatt med på en omvisning i kunstgalleriet hans. Du vil ikke bare se kunstverk fra sidene på dette nettstedet, men du vil se kunstverket i rammer og på veggene i galleriet. Hvis du vil se nærmere på noe av kunstverket, kan du klikke på et hvilket som helst bilde for å se mer informasjon om bildet, galleriet er helt interaktivt.

På 3D-galleriet til venstre er det fire ikoner; Instruksjoner, fullskjermmodus, videokvalitet (normal eller høy) og til slutt, lyd, vær oppmerksom på; det er ingen lyd med denne turen. Du kan bli interaktiv med galleriet ved å klikke på skjermen, hvis døren er lukket, klikker du på den for å åpne den. Hvis du vil ha mer tid til å lese beskrivelsene, klikker du på og holder nede eller blar opp eller ned. Klikk på Escape for å gå til normal visning igjen, turen går i omtrent ni minutter, hvert trinn er omtrent åtte sekunder, vær oppmerksom på at 3D-galleriet er best å se på en dataskjerm.

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Abstract Vector Impressionism

Working Class Hero

Traditional Painting

Welcome to my ‘traditional paintings’ gallery, here you can see a selection of my paintings on canvas and on panel. Some of the paintings here have their own story to tell, take ‘In Good Company’ for example, apart for being the escort ship to the Royal Yacht Britannia for the 1993 Battle of the Atlantic Commemorations (B93) which were held on the River Mersey in Liverpool, HMS Cornwall was also at the centre of an International incident in 2007. Click on an image below to see an enlarged version of the image then scroll to the next image.

The Wood Carver

Wood Carver Bernard Blackburn working on a commission for a Church

CG (Computer Generated) digital paintings

In this gallery you can see examples of my CG (computer generated) digital paintings. I started experimenting with digital painting years ago. There is a learning curve that comes with this medium, not least of which is learning 'hand eye' co-ordination using a Wacom Intuos graphics tablet and a stylus (pen). How it works is this, you look at your monitor screen while you are working on a painting or drawing, while, at the same time you are actually drawing on the tablet with a stylus…it's tricky at first but you don't notice after a short time as it becomes natural to you.
I stopped painting digitally when I tried to enter them into art competitions and exhibitions…"digital paintings not allowed" they said. Another reason is you do not have a 'hard' copy of your painting when it is finished as you have with an oil painting or watercolour etc. your digital paintings are stored inside your computer.
Another important factor was the cost of printing artwork onto canvas, it is an expensive process but most importantly, you absolutely need to find the right people who can do the job such as fine art printers who specialise in this process, not to do so can prove to be disappointing and costly.
Now I work directly on to a Wacom Cintiq 27QHD (46.5 x 77cm), owning a Wacom Cintiq has been on my bucket list for years, it is an amazing piece of kit, now I can draw and paint directly onto the screen, but I use it primarily for planning and creating ideas for my none digital artwork such as my AVI paintings

En Plein Air

This is my En Plein Air paintings gallery, the paintings you see here were painted on location in and around the area where I live in Sefton on Merseyside with the exception of FSC Preston Montford Hall Field Study Centre in Shrewsbury, I painted this as a demonstration piece for a group of students on a weekend painting workshop I was running at the centre which was organised by The Artists & Illustrators Magazine The Artists & Illustrators Magazine.
The plein air approach was pioneered by John Constable in Britain c.1813–1, but from about 1860 it became fundamental to impressionism. The popularity of painting en plein air increased in the 1870s with the introduction of paints in tubes (resembling modern toothpaste tubes).

Demonstration paintings

On this page you can see samples of demonstration paintings which were painted for art clubs, art societies, small businesses and including painting workshops around the North West and Central parts of the UK and North Wales. Painting demonstrations are usually two hours long unless you have a workshop directly after the demonstration which could be another two or three hours long.