Three Old Digital Paintings (Planes)

[gray]

Dug these out of the dusty old archives from 15 years ago. These are straight digital paintings, no vectors here.

[pauland]

Excellent.

[gwpriester]

As always, fabulous work.

[ss-kalm]

Brilliant ... awesome work Gray.

[Gare]

Brilliant ... awesome work Gray.

Graham, exactly what medium did you use? Dry brush? Gouache? It's hard to tell from a screen snag!

Strike that last. I don't care how you did it...it's just fabulous work. I can easily put myself in the pictures...and run for cover:)

You're amazing man, man.

—g

[gray]

Thanks all for the kind comments.
Gary, I used the paint program from an old Ulead piece of software.

[Gare]

OMG, Graham!

First, I misread your posting, thinking you use physical paints. Makes no diff', man. Digital media is the only reason I ca paint today. Failed both oils and watercolors at university. :( My ignorance praises your brilliance!

Would this ancient paint program be PhotoStyler or Photo Impact? Both by ULead, PhotoStyler was OEMed by Aldus.

Congrats again, Graham!

-g

[gray]

Gary, I used the paint program that was in Ulead GIF Animator5.

Cheers.

[Gare]

Gary, I used the paint program that was in Ulead GIF Animator5.

Cheers.

I'm lost, pal.

Although I will say that I keep 32-bit programs around that I use, and had to recently get an actual virtual machine OS—instead of the XP Light version that came with Win 7, because Windows 10 doesn't come with a free 32-bit emulator.

Aldus TextureMaker, anyone?

-g

[gray]

The Ulead Animator 5 software from about 15 years ago had a simple paint program for creating the animations. I used that to make these digital paintings almost 15 years ago. I still have that old program and it still works on Windows 7.