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AGH
I really really really want to sit down with Rob Zombie and pitch in with whatever he's working on. I just finished watching Hallowe'en II (the 2009 reboot) and was EXTREMELY disappointed that its initial 20 minutes or so was not how the rest of the movie was going to go ( Read more... ) -
And now for something completely different
Ganked off docbrite's page ( Read more... ) -
Rose: Work in progress
Damn it, the photo is not clear and the colours are all wrong - more orangey.
This is still unfinished, but you can see that the color layer makes the whole thing glow and come alive.
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So I've been weirding people out
by staring at their faces, or wanting to paint them.
I have such interesting acquaintances (and former ones) who have interesting features. That doesn't mean ugly, just cool.
People dislike being scrutinised.
Agh.
I should remember that. -
It is ACCOMPLISHED!!!!
Now I can get wasted on Gin and Tonic.
TRUTH: When I came upstairs after taping this to the downstairs wall, Fear Factory was looping the sample "Body of Christ.... Body of Christ..."
I need to mount the feet lower and center things better, but I was on a crap stool and the wall is too short. I want to mount this above people, so that the feet is at ( Read more... ) -
The drawings are coming fast and furious
In fact, I'm almost done:
I only have the feet left to do.
Here's teh rough cartoon of the side wound:
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More cartoons:
The crucifixion project now has the head and both hands and head done.
The hands were a problem. I have no problem drawing hands, but my references were different sizes, and so I had to scale them, as well as draw a set of hands which were, and no offense to the model, a tad stubby and marsupial looking. I actually like them, they're solid, work ( Read more... ) -
Important notice:
Some concerned emails from people and a dissolved friendship or two later ( Read more... ) -
CORRECTION
I don't use Gamblin colours.
I use Graham colours. M.Graham oil paints, straight outta just outside Portland, Oregon. They're ground in walnut oil, which is rich and lovely.
I looked at some of my old mediums, especially something like Windsor and Newton Liquin, which went a dull grey. Say what? Way to ruin any colour in the painting, dude.
The walnut ( Read more... )
