Showing posts with label fringe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fringe. Show all posts

Sunday, September 15, 2013

The Impossible

© Sybille Sterk
Do not copy or publish this in any way, shape or form without my written permission.

Photograph taken yesterday.  
Colour adjustments and textures.
The quote is from one of my most loved ever tv series and one of my favourite episodes within the series. It's romantic and full of hope.
The full quote is "If the impossible is possible, then someday maybe I might see him again."

Ring is from Etsy.
Quote from Fringe, Season 3, episode 6B
Font is Belisa Plumilla Manual.

All images/textures/brushes my own or bought. Edited with Photoshop.

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Thursday, October 27, 2011

Back to work....

My computer is finally back (well all new since the old one couldn't be rescued.... ) However, thanks to my favourite in-house technical wizard I am now flying. :-)
Here are a couple of new iPhone cases I produced on the laptop:


CYR53-95GR4-D37KH

Dragon Mine - buy it here
Credits on the Redbubble Page. Special thanks to Rudy Bagozzi for allowing me to use his fabulous snake skin texture.

  
MCN: CRW52-FGRAS-MATXD
The First People (hommage to my favourite ever TV series Fringe) - buy it here
More to come soon.

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Fringe - Detail Shots

Some detail shots of my Fringe painting/altered art: 

The winged girl:
The butterflies and the ribbon tree and key:
The skeleton in the wall:

Unfortunately RB does some processing to the preview images which washes out a lot of the detail. :-(

MCN: CBJN6-J259S-45HVS

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Fringe

 

Photo manipulated image to illustrate the poem Fringe  by Autumnwind.

When I first read the poem I was bowled over and my head was full of images. I told Shar how much I liked it and that I would love to illustrate it for her. She was pleased about that and encouraged me to do so. This is the result. :-)

Featured on RedBubble :
 
Credits 

Stock
Medieval 16 - light in room by Momotte2stocks
Girl-8 by Buzillo-Stock
Key by tanystock
Feather stock  by Unrestricted Stock from Nikita-Stock
Candle Smoke  by wasd
Vintage Human Skeletal 1 by inspyretash-stock

Textures
Cracks in Ice  by LoveLikeHeroineStock
Backblech 04 by Sundel
Detail of a statue  by Enframed

Brushes
Spanish Moss by Redheadstock

Ribbon Brush by Andragel

The butterflies and the word "Fringe" on the floor are handpainted. All other textures and stock are my own.


MCN: CBJN6-J259S-45HVS

Monday, January 12, 2009

Teal Hat and Scarf - One for the Men

And here's one for the men...

This one's already spoken for, but if you're interested I am happy to make another set in various colours. Just let me know what colour combination you'd like.

The yarns used are Lang Mille Colori (50% new wool, 50% nylon) in shade 088 and Debbie Bliss Rialto Aran (100% merino wool) in teal and charcoal grey.


The hat is my usual beanie hat design with the brim of the hat knitted in charcoal grey, the bit above the brim knitted in teal and the stripey bit is knitted in the variegated Lang Mille Colori.



The scarf has been designed with cycling and other outdoor activities in mind. It's been knitted in moss stitch which keeps the scarf nice and flat - almost like a woven fabric - and with a hole in the scarf where the other end of the scarf can be pulled through. This means the usual bulk of a knotted scarf is gone and the scarf will easily fit under a coat. It will also stay in place and hang elegantly rather than be scrunched up. The scarf (because it's doubled up) will still keep you nice and snug and warm.


The fringe has been made with Debbie Bliss yarn in teal and charcoal and strands of the Lang Mille Colori.


Below you can see the lovely silkiness and softness of the Lang yarn. It's slightly slubby (uneven in width) which adds texture.


The price for a set is around £40. Both hat and scarf can be hand washed in hand warm water and dried flat.

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