Here is the progression from drawing to finished painting:
And here are the paints/tools I used... in case someone out there is wondering:
The Winsor & Newton Series 7 #5 brush is expensive, but I do almost ALL of my gouache painting with it because it is so well made and has such a fine, natural tip. Definitely more than worth every penny.
This piece will be on display and for sale at the upcoming Horrorwood show at the WWA Gallery in Culver City, which opens October 15th. See you there!
14 comments:
very nice piece
thanks for your specificity with materials and process
As always this made me skip a heart beat!
love the process! thanks for sharing
Lovette! Thanks for givin us a look at your process and your materials :)
Great idea and wonderful composition! Every time I think I'm starting to catch up to you I look up and you've leaped ahead!
haha coops youre so funny. sharing the proces.. also i think schrier's heart just skipped a beat. I ought to give you my series 7 btw.
great piece! nice to see your media as well.
Yes, Someone out there WAS wondering! A lot of artists show their process now (which is great), but hardly any give away the real tools of their trade.
thank you for sharing =)
lovely piece!
love the composition!<3
Thanks so much everyone! I'm glad you liked seeing the materials... it confirms that I'm not just art-nerding out alone!
That devil baby is so adorable! Awesome piece.
Thank you for sharing again! Is it possible for you to do this for any upcoming work? I really love your stuff. Keep it rolling!!!
God bless!
I was at WWA Gallery today to pickup a piece I bought from their previous show. All the artwork for the next one was out, so I had a peek at yours.
Gorgeous work, and easily one of the best pieces in the show...
Wow. That movie didn't seem scary to me 'til you painted after it. It's beautiful. Thanks for posting the proccess
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