Clown

[casey]

Not posted in a while so thought I would share a piece that kept me occupied on a recent holiday to Scotland, oil paint on thick cartridge paper A426479

[TattooDave]

Great job man!

[Mog]

Nice work!- I actually thought it was photoshop first glance!

[ATS]

really cool this man.. like it a lot!

[Ofeloner]

Sweet tittys this is sick with it.! Props!

[tattooange]

- W O W
amazing work !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[casey]

Thanks all:)

[casey]

26603Found a progress picture for those who are interested, the black spot in the lower left is from a brush dropping from my mouth! Dont drink and paint!:)

[ibroughtyounightmares]

Nicely done is this from reference? the womans face looks slightly familiar. Either way its great !

[casey]

Thank you . Both the clown and girl are from two separate references , the clowns face was made to be a little fatter and less "dirty" to fit better with the girl. The girl is based on a photo by a well known photographer , I have used her face a couple of times in my tattoos, Here is an example , apology's for the shitty photo I tend to tattoo for the customer and not the camera26748

[Pinhas]

great work

[ibroughtyounightmares]

very nice work (both the painting and the tattoo) never thought to paint with oils on paper, any notable benefits??

[casey]

very nice work (both the painting and the tattoo) never thought to paint with oils on paper, any notable benefits?? its a pretty quick method incorporating a "dry brush" technique, I find it very similar to actually doing black and grey tattooing

[ibroughtyounightmares]

its a pretty quick method incorporating a "dry brush" technique, I find it very similar to actually doing black and grey tattooing

ahhh didn't even think of the dry brush technique that makes a lot of sense. That was my biggest draw back with oils, the dry times killed me but it was a more forgiving medium than acrylics (for me personally) thanks for the intel.