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In the Style of Tatsuro Sawada

Chris Calohan

Chris Calohan

Well-known member
The night before I made this shot I'd been perusing some contemporary Japanese printmakers when I ran across this artist, Tatsuro Sawada. The style intrigued me and I knew just the area where I could make an attempt to emulate his style of work. The first post in Landscapes came out poorly due to the blacks blocking up. This is partially the responsibility of the internet's failure to properly compress blacks and dark grays and partially my fault for not finding an editing solution, which I think I have now accomplished.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/221398468674?lpid=82


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In the Style of Tatsuro Sawada - Starboard Pass: Chris Calohan​
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Chris Calohan said:
The night before I made this shot I'd been perusing some contemporary Japanese printmakers when I ran across this artist, Tatsuro Sawada. The style intrigued me and I knew just the area where I could make an attempt to emulate his style of work. The first post in Landscapes came out poorly due to the blacks blocking up. This is partially the responsibility of the internet's failure to properly compress blacks and dark grays and partially my fault for not finding an editing solution, which I think I have now accomplished.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/221398468674?lpid=82


15457299288_de3f2ab161_o_d.jpg


In the Style of Tatsuro Sawada - Starboard Pass: Chris Calohan​
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Great Homage piece, Chris and so educational too. Was your mind already attuned to Sawada when you made the picture?

Asher
 
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