This blog started off with caricatures & ink drawings but now also includes Acrylic paintings and the water colour works.
Monday, 7 September 2015
Tuesday, 28 July 2015
Gene Simmons Ink drawing with demon
Gene Simmons Ink drawing with demon
Remember when Gene was as thin as a rail and as scary as f**K?!
Added some grey marker...Tightening up the detail...
Increased the brightness and contrast
The source
Remember when Gene was as thin as a rail and as scary as f**K?!
Added some grey marker...Tightening up the detail...
Increased the brightness and contrast
The source
Sunday, 12 July 2015
Saturday, 4 July 2015
A Large Queen Canvas - continued
A Large Queen Canvas - continued
- Adding some local colour, now Roger's been fleshed out...
Update:
Thursday, 18 June 2015
Haydn's Airbrushed Coffin
Haydn's Airbrushed Coffin - To Celebrate the death of my father, and his life and work.
Probably the weirdest project that I have ever done. We decided to have a 'Green' burial for my father, you eventually plant a tree rather than a head stone. We used a cardboard coffin to fit in with the 'Green' ethos. As my father was an artist, I painted/airbrushed the coffin to commemorate his life.
I faux aged the poem that I read out at the Eulogy and glued it to bottom of coffin.
Handles were made of 'Jute'
The green man, a pre-christian symbol of rebirth and renewal. These carving are found right across Europe
As our father was our 'rock' in so many ways, I painted a Trompe-l'Ĺ“ill, faux rock sarcophagus effect. This is a cardboard 'green' coffin.
Ludwig Van Beethoven, my Dad's favourite composer. Looking out for my Dad as he 'de-composes'. yes it's a bad joke but it's what he would have wanted...
RIP Dad, we love you.
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Labels:
airbrushed Coffin,
Green Burial,
green coffin
Friday, 5 June 2015
Queen - A large canvas
Used the Badger (Thayer and Chandler) Omni 4000 to start with...
Then began adding detail with the Badger Renegade krome
Queen - A large canvas
Then began adding detail with the Badger Renegade krome
Queen - A large canvas
Monday, 6 April 2015
Monday, 2 March 2015
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
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