Bubble-the-city
People in Lithuania (and other countries now as well) gather to enjoy soap bubbles every second Monday. At the end of the season 2011, the series show the very last moments of bubbles.
My real name is Julia and i've been using wellagain nick-name for more than a decade now.
This page is a portfolio of all the (art)works i've created since then – drawn and digitally painted pictures, digital photography, some flash, and video.
Sometimes i make things which don't fall into these categories, so i put them in a blog flow. I write it in Lithuanian, but since it's mostly pictures it won't be hard to understand. You can also subscribe to a rss feed.
Jei studijuojate VU FSF psichologiją, greičiausiai čia atėjote konspektų, referatų ir laboratorinių darbų pavyzdžių — psichologojos studentų Idėjų mainų medžiagos.
I shoot a lot these days. I own a digital Nikon camera since 2006, but had lots of practice with an old 'Zenit' before that.
I like documentary and event photography (yes, i sometimes shoot weddings), adore macro and enjoy abstracts. And i'm not that good in scenary and really suck in everything that requires lighting equipment.
People in Lithuania (and other countries now as well) gather to enjoy soap bubbles every second Monday. At the end of the season 2011, the series show the very last moments of bubbles.
Days of Live Archaeology in Kernavė 2010
I used to draw and paint a lot few years ago, but now i feel too tired after making web design all day, so i'm not that productive on pictures.
Historically i've started with pencil sketching, then moved to digital painting in Photoshop and Corel Painter, using computer mouse in the beginning, and then a tablet. Nowadays i sometimes try some real media, like oil or acrilic, but i'm not that excited about it (no undo ruins everything).
An alliance profile picture. 2011
A gift for a rehabilitation center. Painter IX, wacom graphire. Spring of 2006
I don't have a video camera, but i like making movies. I shoot them with my Nikon D300 6fps in stop-motion or time-lapse fashion, and then edit them painfully with Adobe After Effects.
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