Thought I'd post a series of pics taken of the sausage painting in the making. I wouldn't say I really have a method to my painting. I kind of just start in one area, and fill in the blanks as I go. When I'm painting on a personal level, I don't always work everything out in the sketch, I like to let a few things happen along the way.
Transfering the image onto the wood


Wasn't really happy with the background color. Since I would be using a lot of reds in the sausages and details, I thought a nice green would be better....

Throwing down on the skin tones, and some splashes of permanent ink. It bleeds through the end result, helps with the aged look I like to get.



Then I start making some decisions on where the accents and type will go...

pencilling in the type....

added a few more weenies, because really... you can never have too many....

viola. Finished up with a little aging.

A close up of the Queen.

So there. That's how I make a painting :)
Michael made me this really large wood canvas to paint on. It's sitting in our garage beckoning to me everytime I pass it. I'm actually really intimidated by painting large. But I think I'm going to try and tackle my fears on that one next.
2 comments:
being a big fan of your work, and an artist myself, it's cool to see the progression of one of your pieces.
I love it! The step by step is really fascinating to me, since I have zero painting ability. I did sign your guestbook (again) as well, being a guest and all.
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