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Mis piezas van a estar los dÃas 3 y 17 de Mayo de 11 a.m a 2 p.m.en Eclectolounge, en el espacio Trasnocho...
It is irresistible to create a drawing from a photo - and then try painting the drawing. I've tried it once before, with dull results, but I like this effort a lot better.
Painted using Corel Painter.
Another button for the pouch. Painted with fabric paint then heat set with the iron. I love polka dots!
Statue of Liberty on the front of the customer service desk of the Home Depot store in Brewster,NY. It was painted by a Home Depot employee that works there.
A perfectly good handpainted leather-ish couch awaits the next chapter of its existence on Columbia Heights
Sillhouette fern with green follage and pink and white daisies. Pink Swarovski crystals. velcro adjustment
Some lovely hand painted ghost signs at a former funeral directors premises
In Finnieston, Glasgow #ghostsign #ghostsignsuk #glasgowghostsigns #handpainted
Set your holiday table in style with this a set of four wine glasses with hand painted red poinsettias. Very elegant and festive addition to your holiday table. Please see my matching salt and pepper shakers and butter dish.
handpainted brown designs on orange fondant. Lemon cookie. I was making a few handpainted kiwi cookies (wont bore you with ANOTHER photo of those!) for a display for our cake clubs 20th anniversary this weekend. I had a few spare cookies and a mile of cheap orange fondant so decided to cover and paint these. I also did a couple of prototype cookies for a business project for a team of girls at the local highschool - but at this stage its top secret so i would have to kill you lol!
Creo que se ve bastante bien la "evolución" de la técnica: los primeros que he hecho han sido los azules claritos y los últimos los verdes :) .. pero confieso que al principio estuve a punto de tirar el pearlex por la ventana! jajaj..
LENS: Zeiss 150mm Sonnar T* f/4 (old manual lens made for Hassleblad 6 x 6 film camera).
CAMERS: Olympus E-P3.
Excited for the upcoming holidays, I just couldn't wait to start designing some wintery-themed items. I thought I'd start with some Blythe eyechips. Only one of these pairs came out particularly wintery, but I like them all the same.
I'm also very excited that I have discovered the easist way to paint specific designs, like snowflakes, onto the chips: using a toothpick. I made a pair of heart pupil eyechips months ago, but the process of painting the heart with a brush was so painful I couldn't bring myself to paint another. Well, using a toothpick dipped in paint, the process is actually very fun, so I imagine I'll have plenty of silly designs to share soon.
A gift I made for my nephew, Bennie.
This is Peter Panny, a young man from England who is desparately trying to rescue the captured mermaid from the evil Captain Manuel Pardel Rivero. For some reason he believes he can fly (something about some magic dust?) and dresses in green tights. He swears the tights help him "blend in." Unfortunately for Peter, he's not a great swimmer.