Oils, Digital paintings, illustrations, toy designs, sketchbook work and other art bits and pieces. Do leave a comment if you stop by!
Tuesday, 14 December 2010
Monday, 13 December 2010
50 followers. Woooooooooo


I have clawed my way up to 50 followers. Good times :)
Here are a some odds and ends. One is a charcoal drawing of the local Mayor. Another page is of thumbnails of my psy-chic characters.
The other page of thumbs are compoitional/tonal arrangement ideas for a painting I will hopefully be doing of a burlesque performer who uses fire in her routine. Exciting!
Thursday, 25 November 2010
Saturday, 6 November 2010
Girl In a Jar
I painted this from a photo that I took at Dr sketchy nottingham. You can see my 10 minute drawing of the same pose further back on my blog. The performer is Amelie Soleil from the Freyed Knot group.
I am pleased with this one, I think it my most successful piece since I began with Oils again last year.
I am pleased with this one, I think it my most successful piece since I began with Oils again last year.
Monday, 1 November 2010
Monday, 18 October 2010
Dr Sketchy drawings
Saturday, 16 October 2010
Paintings and stuff
Hi everyone. This dump is a fairly mixed bag. The 3 broadly treated portraits are from the sessions at the West Hallam Portrait Group. The monochrome one was my first (rather bad) attempt at doing a Grisaille study. It was very interesting to do, so much quicker than painting in colour and really lets you focus on tone and edges. I will be doing more of these soon.

This one I revisited after the initial day of painting as I was not happy with the overall contrast. It got a bit fiddly in the end. Use the biggest brush you can for the job at hand!

This one is of my wife and was a much longer painting.
I did this as a birthday gift for my fine old friend Mr Chapman. He is such an excellent fellow and also is Batman!
Charcoal portrait. Begining of a long learning curve but i enjoyed it and learnt a great deal doing it!

This one I revisited after the initial day of painting as I was not happy with the overall contrast. It got a bit fiddly in the end. Use the biggest brush you can for the job at hand!


This one is of my wife and was a much longer painting.

I did this as a birthday gift for my fine old friend Mr Chapman. He is such an excellent fellow and also is Batman!

Charcoal portrait. Begining of a long learning curve but i enjoyed it and learnt a great deal doing it!
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