Decided to use one of my redwood tree drawings for the holiday card. Did a few variations as usual and had a hard time making up my mind which I preferred.
Deconstructed.
Made a simple vector drawing from a photo I snapped a few weeks ago of redwood trees up in Mendocino.
A mix of photos from the recent archives.
Some recent printed things.
Breaking out the old family photo albums today. Below are a few, of many, images taken with the Kodak Brownie Hawkeye camera my family used. Most images are quite faded. Here are a few that I retouched using photoshop.
Happy Mother’s Day mom.
Photo collage. iPhone and canon digital photos.
This is my Holiday card for 2015. Shot the Transamerica Pyramid building here in SF a few months ago.
The client requested a photo-manipulation to see what the mantel would look like with a dark paint or black bricks and also put a on dark wooden top. The photo on the left, with white paint is the real mantel. It also has a faux wooden top photoshopped to show what it would look like with wood, and not a painted top.
I’ve never really posted any of my Mexico photos from La Penita de Jaltemba online before. I had a chance to visit Thomas Bartlett’s hacienda there years ago and snapped many photos. The pics I’ve posted on other sites have been photoshopped into panoramics (by hand) or made into art pieces with vector and text. . . . Thomas Bartlett Design, in Napa has spent more than 40 years practicing the art and science of Interior Design.
As a professional Interior Designer, he’s created spaces from modest to luxurious, residential to commercial. As a native and resident of California’s Napa Valley, a number of his clients have been from his region, but he has also serviced clients located all over the United States.
Rick Pirman photos and design ~ past and present
Painted projects from past years
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