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 A4Attachment 26479
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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 A4Attachment 26479
Great job man!
Nice work!- I actually thought it was photoshop first glance!
really cool this man.. like it a lot!
Sweet tittys this is sick with it.! Props!
- W O W
amazing work !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks all:)
Attachment 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!:)
Nicely done is this from reference? the womans face looks slightly familiar. Either way its great !
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 cameraAttachment 26748
great work
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 tattooingQuote:
Originally Posted by ibroughtyounightmares
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by casey