Plastic Mirrors

90% art inspiration 9 % rings 1% whatever. I also post my own painting and illustration projects as well.
Death by Vermillion
14 x 22 inches
oil and acrylic on wood

Death by Vermillion

14 x 22 inches

oil and acrylic on wood

Alice and the Cat
watercolors on A4

Alice and the Cat

watercolors on A4

Miss B Haven
22 x14 inches
oil and acrylic on wood

Miss B Haven

22 x14 inches

oil and acrylic on wood

She Dreams in Mysterious Ways
22 x 14
oil and acrylic on wood

She Dreams in Mysterious Ways

22 x 14

oil and acrylic on wood

In Bloom, 2012
22 x 14
acrylic on board

In Bloom, 2012

22 x 14

acrylic on board

Rush of Blood to the Head
acrylic and oil on wood
13” x 10”

Rush of Blood to the Head

acrylic and oil on wood

13” x 10”

My lack of tumblr posts is due to the fact that I’ve been quite busy the past two weeks working on one painting only. Once in a while I feel that its good for me to be able to focus, and not be working on two or three things at once. For a change of pace, I used acrylic and oil paint this time around.

I bought the frame from Zara Home store. It is slightly smaller than A3, so the actual painting dimensions is quite small.

Halfway through the painting, I decided belatedly that the composition was dull, and needed more elements, so I added additional roses and apple blossoms to the background.

Acrylic layers done, it actually looks finished enough so that I can leave it this way, but I like the way how oil paint makes the colors of the painting “pop”, so I applied glazing over the acrylics, with 2 or three oil layers. In my opinion the colors seem brighter and more saturated somehow, not to mention that shading and blending with oil is a breeze because it doesnt dry so fast.

I customized the Zara frame as well; I spray painted it black, with a final coat of varnish for shine.

This will be one of four pieces that I will be showing (and selling) in Abu Dhabi for the Rendered Emotions show on February 29, 2012. I will post a proper photo of the painting as soon as it dries, as I cant scan it yet because the oil paint is still wet :)

My lack of tumblr posts is due to the fact that I’ve been quite busy the past two weeks working on one painting only. Once in a while I feel that its good for me to be able to focus, and not be working on two or three things at once. For a change of pace, I used acrylic and oil paint this time around.

pencil sketch before painting

I bought the frame from Zara Home store. It is slightly smaller than A3, so the actual painting dimensions is quite small.

acrylic layers first

Halfway through the painting, I decided belatedly that the composition was dull, and needed more elements, so I added additional roses and apple blossoms to the background.

acrylic layers done

Acrylic layers done, it actually looks finished enough so that I can leave it this way, but I like the way how oil paint makes the colors of the painting “pop”, so I applied glazing over the acrylics, with 2 or three oil layers. In my opinion the colors seem brighter and more saturated somehow, not to mention that shading and blending with oil is a breeze because it doesnt dry so fast.

oil layers

I customized the Zara frame as well; I spray painted it black, with a final coat of varnish for shine.

with the frame

This will be one of four pieces that I will be showing (and selling) in Abu Dhabi for the Rendered Emotions show on February 29, 2012. I will post a proper photo of the painting as soon as it dries, as I cant scan it yet because the oil paint is still wet :)

 

Mr. Hellyeah is an original character designed by my fellow illustrator Bangkok-based, Pharuephon Mukdasanit aka Mamafaka I liked Mr. Hellyeah so much I just had to make another version of him, but using my own illustration style in the process. All illustrations started out as graphite on paper, was scanned, and then digitally colored in Photoshop. I’ve done a couple of versions and I really cant decide which one I like better.


Mr. Hellyeah is an original character designed by my fellow illustrator Bangkok-based, Pharuephon Mukdasanit aka Mamafaka I liked Mr. Hellyeah so much I just had to make another version of him, but using my own illustration style in the process. All illustrations started out as graphite on paper, was scanned, and then digitally colored in Photoshop. I’ve done a couple of versions and I really cant decide which one I like better.

Mr. Hellyeah x Prettymonkey26

Mr. Hellyeah x Prettymonkey26

Mr. Hellyeah x Prettymonkey26
in black and white

Mr. Hellyeah x Prettymonkey26

in black and white