Showing posts with label oil sketch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil sketch. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

ALBION PETROLEUM by pro magnifico



When I was growing up I loved watching The Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock and other programs that had a twist or was a little strange. If you like those kinds of stories I have a fantastic site for you to visit. The reason I am posting this sketch again is that it seems to go with the latest story in After Pulp titled Albion Petroleum. Visit this site and read this story and past stories! They really are great!

Friday, May 28, 2010

NEW ATTIRE

New!!! Boating attire for this season in the Gulf of Mexico. Brought to you by BP.

What a sad way to introduce you to a new blog. I was invited to be a part of Some Texas Artists Like to Paint. We have two challenges for the month of June. One is "anything Texas!" and the other is "Oil Spill Sorrow." I did this sketch for the second challenge and as you can imagine it was not easy. I will spare you and not get on my soap box about this tragedy, but focus on something positive. Some Texas Artists Like to Paint has a fantastic group of people - Gwen Bell, Ann Rogers, Angela Elledge, Mitzi Easley, Nancy Medina, Roxanne, James Parker, and Kay Wyne. I am honored to be part of this talented and creative group. Please take some time and visit Some Texas Artists Like to Paint. You are going to see some great art in the coming months!!

Thursday, May 13, 2010

QUICK SKETCH



This is a very quick oil sketch from a photograph. I wanted to do something different and also to limit my brush strokes. It certainly isn't a museum piece, but I think I succeeded in what I set out to do. I intended to lay a brush stroke and not touch it, but his head was just too wide - made him look VERY strange - so I had to change it. All others are put down and that is where they stayed. It is good practice and it was fun to do. I love to paint!!!
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