The above quote is taken from the foundation stone in the entrance porch at St. Columb's Cathedral in Derry. They were written in 1633 on the completion of the cathedral. If Stones Could Speak is the title of a project currently being run by Greater Shantallow Community Arts and is funded by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. The project is designed to provide a creative platform for digital art writers and artists in the Derry area. The aim is to create new work in the form of an anthology of short comic book stories that will use the city of Derry (especially the walled city) as a backdrop. The idea is to "work local and think global". The final artwork will be published and will act as a legacy and enhance the CVs of all those involved.
Greater Shantallow Community Arts
Founded in 1999, GSCA is a community arts organisation based in the Outer North area of Derry in Northern ireland that aims to provide direct access to the arts within communities. It aims to enrich lives, promote artists, the arts and to promote cultural activity. www.gscaderry.com
The edges of this mite be a bit dodgy cause its the foreground of a bigger pic, some photoshop erasing took place. Really enjoyed colouring this piece, and am quite pleased with the result.
Its the graphics tablet man, the control you get is sooo much better, plus u have pressure sensitivity which u set to wat u want-like pressure opacity so the heavier u lean the darker or lighter.
man fucking love this peace love the colours how did u get that effect what did u use? man u just stepped up the mark keep it up sweat
ReplyDeleteIts the graphics tablet man, the control you get is sooo much better, plus u have pressure sensitivity which u set to wat u want-like pressure opacity so the heavier u lean the darker or lighter.
ReplyDeleteYeah this is awesome man. And can I say, He looks wild like you!
ReplyDeleteHe meant to!! Im the main character-egocentric or what!ha!
ReplyDeleteman the more i look at this theres a bit of the doc in there lol still love it but.
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