Modern Art Blog & Portfolio Updates
This modern art blog features the latest additions to Paul Cooklin's growing portfolio of photography and digital imagery along with works in progress, new technologies available to artists and collectors plus general art and design news.
Images are available to buy as prints on various mediums. To purchase a license to use an image for commercial or personal use, please visit the portfolio and select an image to view the license agreement. Digital illustrations have a Royalty Free license, photographs have a Rights Managed license.
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Latest 10 Posts
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Photography - The White Collection
Thursday, October 30, 2008
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 4:56 PM
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Cooklin signs with Arcangel Images
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
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The Arcangel photo library specialises in supplying some of the most inspirational, creative and unique rights-protected imagery to be found in the stock industry.
We represent some of the finest International photographers, artists and illustrators in the creative market.
The library is divided into four collections. The Arcangel Photo Library, Vintage Collection, The Spanish Library and Illustration Division. Each collection can be searched independantly.
"After looking through your images we would be extremely happy to
have you as an Arcangel contributor."
Cooklin's work will soon be available on the Arcangel website - View the Arcangel websiteLabels: Arcangel, photography, stock photography
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 10:58 PM
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Cooklin partners with Moo.com as an official Moo designer. You can now purchase a selection of Cooklin's digital art and fine art photography on a variety of printed products, direct from Moo.com. Each design can be personalised with your own words or left blank.
Click on an image below to view Cooklin's digital art designs or fine art photography.
Products include: greetings cards, post cards, mini cards, and other Moo products.
  Labels: cards, digital art, fine art prints, Moo, photography, postcards
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 10:32 PM
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A Place in Time
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 1:19 PM
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Digital Art - 1701
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 11:17 PM
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This image is made up of 1 medium format film scan of the sunset outside of my window. The image was scanned and then manipulated in Photoshop. I duped the image and reversed it so the 'land' area (in black) face each other. The binary code was added after and 'pinched' to give a sense of perspective.Labels: digital art, photography, photoshop, stock images
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 10:48 PM
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 7:51 PM
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 7:42 PM
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Ben, featured above, relucatantly stayed still long enough for me to take his photo. This is one that worked unlike many shots which mostly consisted of the side of his head or him walking out of the shot just as I got the focus and exposure correct. Thanks Ben for being a great model.
F-Stop (2.8) allowed for just his eyes to be sharp and his nose and background to blur which puts the emphasis on his 'long suffering' eyes.Labels: animal, black and white, Bronica ETRS, dog, Ilford XP2, medium format, photography
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 7:20 PM
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120 Film Photography - Stream
Sunday, February 24, 2008
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 12:53 AM
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Landscape Photography
Sunday, January 27, 2008
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 11:34 PM
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Solitude
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 12:26 AM
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Photography - Eye Church, Suffolk, UK
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 3:35 PM
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Tate Forum Mobilography Launch
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
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Capture images of your immediate environment at Mobilography
© Tate
Saturday 22 September 2007 12.00–16.00
Mobile phones and portable technology are everywhere – but do we use them to their full potential? How attached are you to your mobile phone? Mobilography creates a visual language which captures symbols and works of art in Tate Britain’s surrounding environment.
Tate Forum and the artist Tracey Moberly explore the world using mobile phones and help you discover how portable technology can be used to collect images to build up a contemporary visual narrative of individual experiences of life and your immediate environment.
There will be debate, music, film and a chance to view Tate Britain’s historic and contemporary social and political art.
Find out how you can join Tate Forum, Tate Britain’s youth group for 15-23 year-olds at young@tate.org.ukLabels: digital imagery, photography, tate britain
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 12:47 AM
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Contemporary Photography
Thursday, June 14, 2007
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SYMPOSIUM: Obsession and Repetition: Documenting in Contemporary Photography
This one-day symposium explores ideas of documenting, obsession and process in contemporary visual art. With particular emphasis on photography, the speakers consider when repetition becomes obsession and how artists can use 'obsessive' forms of practice to articulate their ideas and new forms of figuration. Does this then lead to new and emergent forms of making and looking? Speakers include Briony Fer, Adam Phillips and Sophie Calle.
In collaboration with Kingston University's new BA Photography course and the Stanley Picker Gallery
Obsession and Repetition: Documenting in Contemporary Photography
Saturday 30 June, 10.00-17.00
Tate Britain, Auditorium
£25 (£15 concessions), booking required
Price includes refreshments
Find out more
Book online
How We Are: Photographing Britain Supported by
Wallis Annenberg and the Annenberg Foundation through the American Patrons of TateLabels: photography, tate modern
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 9:55 PM
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EXHIBITION: How We Are: Photographing Britain
A treasure trove of stunning images, this exhibition takes a unique look at the journey of British photography. The images in this exhibition have come from the length and breadth of the UK and present the extraordinary variety and depth of one-and-a-half centuries of image-making.
To coincide with How We Are: Photographing Britain, Tate has partnered Flickr to create "How We Are Now", a project which invites you to add your photograph to the exhibition. Your photograph will displayed* at Tate Britain, on Tate Online and on The Observer's website, and a shortlist will be chosen to be be displayed in the exhibition's final month and archived online. Visit How We Are Now for details and full terms and conditions.
*Terms and conditions apply
Supported by Wallis Annenberg and the Annenberg Foundation through the American Patrons of Tate
Media partner: The Observer
Tate Britain, Linbury Galleries
Until 2 September
Find out more
Book online
Read the TATE ETC. ArticleLabels: art, photography, tate britain, tate online
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 9:53 PM
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Photography
Monday, April 09, 2007
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 12:19 AM
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"Tilia" v1 - Photographic Art
Friday, March 16, 2007
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Posted by Paul Cooklin 12:52 AM
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