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Renumber this pieces: theirison.deviantart.com/art/Pβ¦Look what I did to it!!!
It's really scary BUT also very exhilarating to throw paint all over something you think is pretty. (something you created)
...Try it sometime.
"I M 0 8"
A continuation of the "I M" series: theirison.deviantart.com/art/Iβ¦
Pencil,
Acrylic (metallic gold acrylic as well),
Water-Soluble wax Patel,
Water-Soluble Oil,
on Rives bfk paper (mounted)
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what was the skin done in ? Pastel or paint ?.
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so cool, who were your inspirations for your paintings ?!!!
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I dont really have any...
I look at a lot of abstract art and fashion photography.
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i was thinking this must take srs balls while looking at it. it's so awesomely done
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This looks so damned liberating. I'm in awe of how you work, it is very inspiring
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Do you happen to mount the bfk paper before or after working on it? also how do you deal with it's delicacy?? every time I use it with a drawing medium it's been difficult to say the least.
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I tend not to dig in with my pencils, I lightly lay the pencil down then blend with a blending stump. The paper tends to go forever like that.
Also, try wetting the paper first, then let it dry. The paper will get stronger, after all it is printmaking paper!
And yes, I mount the paper down to board with matte medium very carefully.
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ah ok, I'll definitely try wetting it first, thankyou for the info!
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wow is perfect! I like this one a lot!
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Oh goodness, that's scary! You really have to be courageous to do this, so good job 
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at least you have a pic of the original to reprint if needed or wanted.Β maybe next time you can throw paint on the repro. regardless it rocks!! <3
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That takes the fun out of it!
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If my memory's good I've already see this on tumblr
Really coolΒ
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Yeah, it got on the tumblr radar!
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well, if this style is working for you, what does it matter?Β The "Pretty" one before probably doesn't sell as well as your colorful style... Am I right?
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But, I would never do that to any of my work - doesn't make a lick of sense, hmm, but then again, you have planned this from the start
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The "pretty" one would have sold fine, perhaps better, who cares.
I've painted pretty faces to death, that creative path is exhausted. If I am not growing as an artist what's is the point?
Β I paint things that move me. Representational portrait art bores the hell out of me (I still like painting pretty things, but I like to experiment with them)
And no, this would not make sense for your work at all, I agree.
note* I'm not in any way criticizing your comment or art, you have found you market and that's what works for you, that's awesome!
I just look at art in a much different way then you. To each his own
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that's cool,
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When I said the "pretty one" it was because I agree that they're mundane these days!Β After creating over 1,000 I had enufΒ too. (it may have taken me awhile to realize that)Β But I don't do that style anymore
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You've only have seen a sampling of what I do - I prefer not to show New works on DAΒ anymore. I Love your work man - so don't get me wrong all I was saying was you're doing your thing, I expected the color to be applied eventuallyΒ ...
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I ain'tΒ mad either*Β Β I'm not stuck in any one style or genre.
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Yeah I hear ya, I often question showing certain pieces on DA, totally different art demographic on here then I'm used to.
But every so often I get surprised. There are actually a lot of really great artists and art admirers on this site.
I think the more "fine art" that show on DA the better.
It gives other artists on here a chance to see something they might not know exists.
Anyway, thanks for conversation!
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man, you have no idea what art is about then. Art market even less. Go back to the middle ages.
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yeah, you're totally right - after selling over 4,000Β Β pieces of art worldwide for 35+ years, what do I know, I'm an amateur!!
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^^' not so far from the kind of comment I saw about that painting, right!
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That's a pretty bold move. I wish I could hang this on my wall, goddamn!
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the thrown paint works well against the straight lines....I get caught up doing graphic design for people, I forget how much fun it is to paint...i love this
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LOL I wanna slap you so hard but I can decide if it's because you ruined a beautiful piece or created one... ^_^
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WOW you were really brave with that colors, but its really good! Congratulations, the compositional stuff is amazing! And the colors are amazing too! Very cool, like this type of art and brave artists
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No need to apologize, very helpful comment!
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It really works for me because you have the purposeful looking structured lines, and then the spontaneous thrown paint.
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It's incredible! I really love the final result!
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Super cool process! The smooth face rendering was impressive but this shows you take real risks. Definitely worth the gamble!
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Wow!!! That's an amazing process! I really hope to own an original piece of your work one day.
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Thanks! I hope you do too!
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amazing, I just can't stop lookint at it ...
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That's never seen to me before. and that's huge. o_o
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Amazing as always man! Love how clean those lines are how did u do that?
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