All contributions are welcome and will be added to the gallery as soon as possible. Don't forget to attach the exported clip(s) or bitmap(s) to your email and to indicate your name and country of residence, along with comments about your submission.
Action Potential of the Neuron or "Nerve Impulse" (simplified rendition):
Impulse
[undocumented technique]
July 10, 2007
Shapes Shapes
This one started as an effort to simulate stained glass but then evolved into something else. It's sort of interesting because it's a repeating image.
[undocumented technique]
Stained Tree
The tree turned out okay. It's not very fancy -- but does sort of look like stained glass.
[undocumented technique]
April 5, 2007
Karen Larson's PalmArt.us is an online gallery designed to showcase artwork created on a PDA. All artwork is original PDA art only and not modified using other software.
Here is some of her own animated artwork, created in NinerPaint...
Fractals
[pastel, spray, marker]
Grid
[pencil]
Trees
[pastel, spray]
January 4, 2007
I don't know if any of the attached artwork warrants for inclusion in your gallery. It sort of has an "outsider art" feel to it, as if I were some kind of illiterate blind hermit.
Still, I've just been having so much fun with your program that I thought I would share these images. Some of them were inspired by photos I took - I am more of a photographer than an artist.
[undocumented technique]
October 19, 2006
Or, how we could once afford to play the shell game...
But no perk is without its cost and we shall soon be forced to make the hardest choice of all: the rights of me, or the good of us.
[line tool, filler, ink pen, 20 minutes]
June 26, 2006
Here's an artsy piece that I think demonstrates your new circle tool nicely. It took about 20 minutes to create using the circle, line, spraypaint, and highlighter tools. I especially love the spraypaint tool. It creates a much more attractive effect than other spraypaint tools.
Still enjoying Ninerpaint very much. Thanks!
[pastel, 20 minutes]
June 26, 2006
I drew this to familiarize myself with the unique pencil tool in Ninerpaint. Once I had the basic concept down, animating it was child's play.
[pencil, 10 minutes]
June 13, 2006
Rumor has it that pixels are a baser form of expression than splines, whose near-perfect curves and infinite scalability have elevated them to the higher ranks of digital society.
But I don't think so.
I've never met a pixel I didn't like. And though the little guy may be square, he sure can dance. Also, garishly dressed or not, he is, by definition, a colorful fellow.
Try explaining that to a catmull-rom, and thus the reason for these words of appreciation, for without pixels, digital expression would be just a formula.
Signed,
a fan.
[sprays and pastels, 7 minutes]
February 2, 2006
Consumerism has an epicenter and this is it.
January 31, 2006
Fellow pixel artist Rob Davenport was complaining of energy fields
and their effect on nearby electronics, and this came to mind.
Pay particular attention to the transient, dividing cell at center left.
It could be the evidence that Rob has been searching for all these years.
100 million years ago, it crawled out from the sea,
somewhere off the coast of Africa.
Now, the Swimming Tree can be found just about everywhere, in our dreams.
On the night of January 29, 2006, I received a postcard from within.
January 29, 2006
Here are the first and second drawings that my daughter Daphnee (5 years old) did with the demo version. She was the test to decide if I would buy it or not. At first I thought the interface was complicated, but after explaining it to her (5 minutes) she started drawing and 45 minutes later she had done those two drawings. I was impressed when I saw her first one so I ended up buying the full version.
I recommend this software for all ages.
January 14, 2006
This is a little animation I did to test my abilities as a "Niner Animator". I'm very pleased with the way it turned out... and I think NinerPaint will end up working its way into my permanent arsenal of animation tools... it's great for figuring out complex scenes prior to sitting down in front of the animation desk or computer - to produce the full size animated scene!
February 16, 2005
Mr. O'brian is my favorite Late Night talk show host, and the other night, while watching Conan... I had my Palm handy so I thought I'd open up NinerPaint and put together a little image of my man Conan.
This is an image I did while drooling over a picture of Jessica Alba on the cover of "Game Informer Magazine". Obviously this drawing isn't spot on... but it's a start.
February 14, 2005
Here are some lunch time drawings.
later, that day...
More aliens. Who can explain that?
January 28, 2005
A frequent flyer's doodles, plus $0.02 worth of advice for fellow travellers: try and keep some distance from your "art" when waiting for an embarkation call, lest it cost you the flight...
January 15, 2005
An experiment to test out the capabilities of NinerPaint.
January 13, 2005
The car sketches are for a short film called "Just Drive". Once we've completed the film, I'll probably write up an article how NinerPaint helped in the production of our flick... in which it has helped out greatly with planning the setup of each shot quickly and the ability to easily present the storyboards while still on my handheld or via the internet by exporting the clips.
January 5, 2005
This Hou tree can be either a shrub or a tree. It has big, flat leaves and a gnarled trunk that likes to twist along the ground unless it's trimmed and trained to be a tree. This one grows near Sandy Beach.
November 20, 2004
A scene from the imagination with the fir and mountain flavor of my home state.
November 1, 2004
An old Chardonnay vine grafted over to pinot noir just after pruning early in the spring at a vineyard high on a hillside in Polk Country, Oregon.
November 1, 2004
Outside my sliding glass door, the red flame grapes and kiwis hold down the fort with fuchsias, impatiens and other flowers ornamenting the scene.
November 1, 2004
Abecela's fine wines from Oregon's Umpqua River area are no more wonderful than the curving vineyards in early spring beneath the gray green of the oaks.
November 1, 2004
Here is an imaginary landscape with bamboo, done mostly with ShoDo, the rest with the regular ink pen. Reminds me of Notan.
October 30, 2004
I have absolutely no idea as to what this is supposed to represent.
October 29, 2004
This wandering Jew plant lives on our lanai. When the sun comes up over the mountain in the morning, it glows right through the leaves. There are small, bright green leaves on another plant right behind it.
October 28, 2004
I started playing with ShoDo in ver 7, then added many layers from all the tools, and somehow Surfing emerged. Aloha, Bonnie.
October 28, 2004
This image of an orchid was done using the ShoDo option for the leaves and the pen tool for the stems and flowers, to get two different effects.
October 20, 2004
Estelle is 12 years old and likes to draw cats. Her favourite character, Isis, stars in several comic strips that she has drawn. She figured out the basics of the program in one minute and drew these frames in 20. Her only request: a zoom mode. I would hate to disappoint her and have therefore added it to the list.
October 16, 2004
Rachel drew these sketches while traveling in Annecy, France.
October 13, 2004
Here is a recent painting/drawing that I did of one of our favorite beaches here on Oahu.
October 2, 2004
An attack of the senses while travelling in Italy, circa 2001.
September 1, 2004
Some sketches I made while developing NinerPaint.
August 13, 2004