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[2002-04-07 16:27:21 +0000 UTC]
"Ron Noteborn"
(Denmark)
# Statistics
Favourites: 36; Deviations: 174; Watchers: 78
Watching: 57; Pageviews: 16481; Comments Made: 1725; Friends: 57
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Picasso, Rauschenberg, KieferFavorite movies: Fargo, Amelie,Sangen fra Anden Sal
Favorite bands / musical artists: Glass, Reich, Andriessen!
Favorite writers: Anna Enquist, Harry Mullisch
Tools of the Trade: Toshiba PDR-M70
Other Interests: futurism, cubism, spaceflight
# About me
Current Residence: CopenhagenFavourite genre of music: modern classical
Favourite photographer: David Hockney
Personal Quote: ... with a big bang on the end, so they know when to clap!
# Comments
Comments: 469
Why are you doing collages for wide angle instead of stitching the images with some sort of stitching software?
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Why are you doing collages for wide angle instead of stitching the images with some sort of stitching software?
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Hello there stranger! Been a while so I just wanted to stop by and see how you were doing!
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I haven no cluewhat this site is about yet but hey I hope your having a lovely week.
-jamiecalifornia
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Well, it took some time before I decided to upload on here. Just wanted to let you know
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Well, hello to you too! Fancy meeting you here. hehehehe
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you have such an unusual style to ne one i have seen on dev art i especially love Perspective of the Tower Level because of the white space around the picture its very refreshing love to see more from you 
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Thanks! I am slowly getting up to speed with new work....
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Hi Ron! Glad to see you submitting here again! When I noticed that, I just had to feature you as my ECA friend of the month in my journal. Swing by and check it out if you'd like!
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Hey you have some really inspiring work here in your gallery. Keystone mentioned I should watch you after he saw a piece i was working on.
cya
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the tiny (and in some cases not-so-tiny) changes you make to the places you photograph make my skin crawl, and my brain do back-flips. many of your scenes are transformed from the real into the illusory in a most original way. the addition of a small amount of black shadow line made the Villa Adriano look computer generated, even as Arcade II and Trekroner were transformed into the manufactured by your careful use of distorted angles, and apparent changes in contrast and light.
iβll have to come back and complete my tour of your gallery.
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You have a nice gallery, it's all very stylish.
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har du ikke været forbi og poste nogle ting et sted der hedder mimf.dk ? Din stil virker familiær.
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Hejsa
Dette er en lille hilsen fra den danske del af DA, hvor du er medlem. Vi watcher dig og hΓ₯ber du gΓΈr det samme med os.
Pas godt pΓ₯ dig selv...
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Ron! I can't wait to get a closer look at your latest.
How've you been? Good? Hope this new year has started off well for you.
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Hi Jason!
Nice to hear from you.... I've been good, yet quite busy
How have you been yourself? See you around!
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just seen yr gallery.. youve got some unique work featured. Love your collage's
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og jeg er ikke engang dansk...
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so pleased to see you still around my dear!!! 
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it's slowly taking off flight again. different destinations hopefully
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has 7,006 pageviews
just missed it 
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heeeeeeey, look at you two! What a couple! I love you, guys. Keep it up!
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I mostly in to Greman abstract and minimalistic electronica like "Microstoria" "Porter Ricks" "Thomas KΓΆrner" and "basic channel" and the reason that deChirico isnt on my list is just that I ran out of space to write
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Ron, thank you
i downloaded the PDF of your latest stuff and man, i must say that it's really amazing! you're so talented
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ah, i see what you are referring to...but youy are also trying to work in encaustic, a medium that is neither forgiving or easy on the temperment.
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I was inspired by the nice structures that Johns gets with it. I like it in some way. It has this transparancy, but it is quite some work to make it in different colors. So I add it as an extra effect, while working for the most with acryl, sand and other stuff to put on.
You think it is difficult to work with it? Forgiving? Like... you make something and it is difficult to correct? I think I can always scrape it off, or paint over it. It is still the color and shape that I am trying to get something with. The texture is just underlying, not adding to the composition... or does it? Hmm.
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why speechless?
a book would be a good way to collect those polaroids indeed. it's some kind of project i have. i asked a friend to try to write some texts to go with the pictures and when i have a "finished product', i should try to get it published.. but i wonder how .....
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RON! i've been painting mostly, mixed media stuff with a lot of collage and debris. all day, every day for months. i've decided to start haunting this place, i'm not sure when or if i'll submit here, maybe soon, i'm not sure. i've barely been online since i started working on this latest series of paintings.
you've been really busy it seems. i'll have to comment soon. beautiful stuff! i had been meaning to suggest laserprint collages to you before and i kept forgetting. the implementation of new methods in work can really expand the limitations of a medium. loving it. i'll probably comment on spaceborn later, coming here still seems wierd to me. how's Siff? i haven't seen new work from her in a while. i hope you two crazy kids are doing well.
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oh-oh, fav twice ! i guess it's an error
you're far from an amateur, i can tell you !
thanks a lot for your continuous support, Ron
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hey thanks a lot
"anniversΓ©" is not the correct word, but it's so charming
so i think that now we'll say "anniversΓ©" , always
and thanks for the comments
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of course you have to scan your 60's Life magazines !
btw, thanks for stopping by
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No, that picture is untouched except for all the paint on it. I thought it was odd that was blurred, actually. I think it was a Ralph Lauren ad.
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