Hi All 🙂
I decided to keep this one simple – it’s good to know when to stop. I was thinking about drawing rings around it and maybe even put some orbs/clouds around the skull but I’m glad I didn’t now.
So what next? I’d like to create another 2 of these skulls (3 is the magic number it seems) but I also have a commission in the works too.
Perhaps a skull with weird swirly black stuff coming out of its mouth? Any suggestions would be amazing 😛
Love is powerful source of energy, is it not? 🙂
I think I will focus on this theme a little more.
I’ve also noticed that I’ve not been using my watercolours for the last few months – I apologise. Living at home means I do not have a creative space and I have to pack and unpack every time I feel creative – which then sucks the creativity out of me.
It make me all the more motivated to get my mortgage!
P.S Still not results from my MRI
All finished! I didn’t add drips to this one. Maybe if the scale had been bigger (this is only 16×12 inches) I would have added them. It’s all framed a looking pretty now but what do you guys think? 🙂
Where do you think I should go from here?
Seems to be successful 🙂
All details in.
I dont think I will splatter this one. It looks so clean and tidy….
The A4’s will have splatter and the A3’s will be clean. I think….
One problem when being an artist is knowing when to stop.
Should I have stopped before adding the splatter? Should I have added more?
I feel fairly happy with it. What do you guys think?
I may do more with a different colours and compositions. It can be my ‘Fly Away Collection’ 🙂
So I completely ungrannified it by splashing it and generally messing it up 😀
Look toothbrushes.
Happy chappy 🙂
Sorry about the name! 😀 My friend named it that and it’s kind of stuck.
All finished! I’ve added more details and some gold and painted in the main body.
Hopefully it will do well at auction tomorrow 🙂
Sometimes it is just the small touches that make a big difference.
For this hare, it’s the splatter across the bottom and the pink mist around him and his purple whiskers.
I don’t like it if the painting looks too neat – My favourite way of applying paint is via toothbrush!
My only criticism about this painting is that I wish I’d used a different colour at the bottom; the red makes it look a bit violent….
But despite this, this hare sold within a week for £100. *grinning from ear to ear*
Samantha Burnett 