This is a recent digital image that I created with an emphasis on triangle shapes. The light source is on the upper right hand corner.
chair shapes
Posted: July 5, 2023 in art,John_DyessTags: chair, home, John Foster Dyess, life, photography, shadows
This photo image I took is a chair in my studio, which is located near St.Louis, MO. My focus was on the shapes created by light on the chair. This photo was selected to be included in a photography show at the St. Louis Artists’ Guild. St. Louis Artists‘ Guild is a nationally known arts center and the oldest arts organization west of the Mississippi. I have been a member for over 40 years.
Visually interesting objects seen in my home
Posted: June 5, 2021 in art,John_DyessTags: art, design, home, John Foster Dyess, life, photography
I see visual interest in objects that I observe in my home. I look for common everyday functional objects and present the visual interest that I see in this object, like this round cat scratching circle. I placed the scratching circle in a home window and took a photograph. I think that the window screen showing through the holes in the scratching circle is visually interesting. John Foster Dyess
Green abstract paint shape on my porcelain paint palette
Posted: June 2, 2021 in art, art,John_Dyess, Digital paintings by John Dyess, Experimental images by John Foster Dyess, John_Dyess, Photographs by John Dyess, visual artThis is a photograph of a green paint shape on my porcelain paint palette. I like the shape and texture of this green paint on my palette. I will make a color print from this digital photograph. I think there are many visual images around me to choose from to use as a photograph or painting.
John Foster Dyess
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Posted: May 23, 2021 in art,John_Dyess, illustrations by John Dyess, Maritz, pencil drawing
Tags: art by John Foster Dyess, bahamas illustration, illustrations by John Dyess, travel art, travel illustration
Travel drawings by John Foster Dyess
Posted: April 19, 2021 in art,John_DyessTags: Mexico street scenes
Attached are drawings that are based on photographs that I took several years ago when visiting San Miguel, Mexico, during the *Dia de los Locus parade.
Above are two images of the Los Locus Parade in San Miguel , Mexico.
Street Vendor selling flowers and plants.
*Dia de los Locos, is a day that encourages our madness to express itself in costumes, satire, folklore, and music. In the baroque town of San Miguel de Allende, in Mexico, this colorful festival—officially named San Antonio de Padua Festival —swoons the expressive soul to detach from normalcy and beguile them into celebrating the bizarre.
Easter Sunday 1948
Posted: April 4, 2021 in UncategorizedThis Is a photo of me on the left side, my mother in the middle and my brother Ronald on the right side of my mother on Easter Sunday 1948. I would have been nine years old.
My father was at work on this Easter Sunday.He worked as a radio engineer at radio station WTMV. He was usually working on most holidays. We were probably either coming from church service or going. Looking at our shadows
I think it was around Noon, and we have returned from the service. At this time we were living in the basement of our Aunt Ollie and my uncle S.M. Foster.In 1948 there was a shortage of houses available, The GI’s were returning home from overseas and they were looking for homes to buy or rent. When they were drafted and went to fight in Europe or in the Pacific theater many of them were still living at home. I think it was hard on my mother to live in the basement.I was a kid and didn’t think about the situation. Most Sundays my mother took my self and my brother to visit my Grandmother Kestler, in her apartment in a four family flat.Most of the time my mother would give me and my brother 50 cents to pay for theater tickets and snacks.
HAPPY EASTER
Trump’s supporters have taken over the Capital building. This madness has to stop
John Dyess