The Art of Mac
I’ve been looking around for a canvas art print for my home office to brighten the place up, but everything felt so manufactured and common. I wanted something a little bit unique, something that wouldn’t be hanging on everyone else’s wall.
That’s when I decided to look at myself. What was stopping me from grabbing a blank canvas, some paints and my creativity? I’m quite handy in the art department when I put my mind to it
The tools for the job cost me around £20. That’s for a canvas, a big box of acrylic paints and pack of 15 paintbrushes. I got down to it this afternoon and this is the result.
For my first time painting on canvas with acrylics I’ve got to say I’m pretty pleased with this. I shall be finding a suitable wall to hang it tomorrow. Now that I’ve mastered the technique, I rather have the taste for creating some more of my own artwork and it won’t all be Apple though I’m sure. But, I do think a favourite iPhone app logo on a black background would look quite striking. But which one?
Stay tuned.
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#5 written by Colin Spencer 2 years ago
To Sam,
I am considering buying an IMAC when I return to my UK home. Currently staying with my carers family in California. I have poor mobility due to a fall at work several years ago.
Notice Apple have recently doubled the RAM to 4 GB on their IMAC. They offer an upgrade of about £800 to 8 GB.
Many notebook/laptop PCs now offer 4 GB. So do you think I should request upgrade? Typed this on 1.6 MacBookAir. Easier for me to carry. Good machine.
Anyway take care and nice picture.
Colin
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About Sam (225 posts)
I'm a thirty-something Geordie Lass with a passion for Macs. I love playing with new gadgets, Mac software and iPhone/iPad apps.




S’brilliant! A fantastic idea and an inspiration to the rest of us.