Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Abstract sky painting
This was a really fun painting to do. It started with multiple layers of watercolor paints. I then added a self-leveling gel layer, which was colored with alcohol inks. The inks mixed together together to make a dark purple color, which I then scraped bits of off to let the previous layers shine through. I then added a bit of polyester glitter, which stuck to the few spots of gel that were still sticky. This painting sold at an art show to a painter friend.
Polymer clay octopus
This pendant was made with polymer clay and found objects. It is an octopus, and in a slight steampunk style.
Polymer clay pendant
This pendant was done with polymer clay and found objects. Metallic powder was added for extra color. It is a steampunk turtle, and was sold as a christmas present.
Abstract tentacle monster painting
This was one of the largest paintings I did, as I normally work with 16 by 20 or 16 by 24. I don't remember the size, but I had trouble fitting it on my table. It is a bush monster, that was painted with acrylic paints, brushes and palette knives. It is a monster that sold at an art show.
Abstract
This painting was done with palette knives and acrylic paints and was varnished for a glossy sheen. It was sold at an art show.
Abstract brown painting
This painting was done with acrylic paints and palette knives. I also used some paints directly out of the tube, with no brushes or knives. The texture was added with paint thickener.
Abstract painting
This painting was bought by another manager of an old job I worked at. It was an abstract tornado-esk painting done with acrylic paints and self-leveling gel.
Sunset painting
This painting was commissioned by an a manager of a place I used to work. She asked me to combine two photographs, one of the sunset, and one of her riding a jet ski. This was an interesting piece to do, not really my style, but she liked it so that's what matters




