Sunday, 20 October 2013
Customised Skateboard (Dot-work) FOR SALE
This was a blank/ flourescent pink skateboard i got on ebay for next to nothing. I came up with a simple pencil sketch of what i wanted the design to look like, though i already had it in my head beforehand, as usual. I then drew the design on in pencil and used black and white acrylic paint to fill in the large areas of each color, then using a black Uniball fine liner and some black Posca Markers, filled in the details. This was the last Dot-Work picture i did, as it drove me quite insane and my wrist hurt from using it like some sort of vibrating tattoo gun.
If anyone would like to buy this and hang it in their home. Just send me an offer on a price. I would rather you tell me how much you think its worth rather than me decide how much I think its worth, as it annoys me greatly when artists charge ridiculous prices for their own work, when noone even knows who they are.
If anyone would like to buy this and hang it in their home. Just send me an offer on a price. I would rather you tell me how much you think its worth rather than me decide how much I think its worth, as it annoys me greatly when artists charge ridiculous prices for their own work, when noone even knows who they are.
This piece is for sale right now on Ebay :
Labels:
art,
cute,
dotwork,
illustration,
kawaii,
pointillism,
skateboard,
skateboarding
Original Dot-Work Character
After finishing my Flaming June piece i got carried away with dots and tried out all kinds of dotty things, including this original character :)
Flaming June In Dot-work
This is a reproduction of the famous painting "Flaming June" by Sir Frederic Leighton. Which i did entirely in dots, using a Uni-ball fine liner. The original piece is massive and this photo doesn't really do its size justice, i drew it on A2 paper and it took me 2 weeks. I estimate around 3 million dots were dotted in that time, waaaa.
Charity Shop Bought Art Customised
I bought these 3 paintings in frames, for 50p each in Oxfam.
I then customised them into horror themed gore pieces, using Acrylics, Sharpies and Posca markers.
Believe it or not my mum has the second one hanging up in her living room, hehe.
I then customised them into horror themed gore pieces, using Acrylics, Sharpies and Posca markers.
Believe it or not my mum has the second one hanging up in her living room, hehe.
Labels:
antichrist,
art,
customization,
gore,
horror,
illustration,
satan
Loryn And Peggy
Here is a banner design i did for my girl friends blog. She is a master of upcycling furniture into stunning new pieces for your retro/vintage homes. She requested something pastel colored and cute incorporating a window with bunting hanging from it.
So i decided to drew a portrait of her and our cute little cat Peggy sitting by a window.
You can see the banner here : http://lorynfortune.wordpress.com/
and while you're there you can take a look at all Loryns lovely upcycle projects.
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
So I Secretly Entered a Competition...
..to Design Shitty pop group "No Doubt" a new logo.(The prize money was worth it) but it didnt win.Which i have mixed feelings about.Needless to say neither are regret.
Anyway here was my entry.Somehow i managed to get 6 votes without even promoting it.
Anyway here was my entry.Somehow i managed to get 6 votes without even promoting it.
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