Tall Black Trees, 2008

  • Back to: Computer drawings Tall Black Trees, 2008 is a 7-edition release categorised as part of the Computer Drawings series.This...
    Computer Drawing Printed by Inkjet
    93.5" x 41.75"
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    Tall Black Trees, 2008 is a 7-edition release categorised as part of the Computer Drawings series.This piece shows a monochrome pen-and-ink forest scene of tall, slender trees rising from a textured undergrowth.
     
    The 2008 Computer Drawings leverage Photoshop’s digital palette to blend traditional mark‑making with contemporary digital art, featuring tranquil landscapes, arranged still lifes, and evocative portraiture.

     

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  • "Most artists, good artists, trust their intuition. I trust mine. Sometimes it leads you to make mistakes, but that hardly matters"

     

    - David Hockney

    This work showcasing tall, slender trees, evokes a sense of depth and tranquility. The bare branches intertwine, creating a delicate lacework against a light background, while the densely textured foliage below adds a rich contrast. The monochromatic palette highlights the intricate details of the trees, emphasizing their height and elegance. Hockney captures a serene woodland moment, where nature’s quiet grandeur takes center stage, blending simplicity with complexity through his masterful use of light and shadow. The piece conveys both stillness and subtle movement within the forest.

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