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Saturday, May 5, 2012
Clint Eastwood Demo - Finished
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Man, a look like that would make you want to get that wagon hitched and get outta Dodge!. You may remember a mixed media painting demo I did for my class a while back. I posted the process here on Life Needs Art. Well, I finally finished up the painting of the Man With No Name and here he is. I have also added the final piece to the end of the demo post so you can see the process and the comparison. Take a look right here.
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3 comments:
Fantastic texture. Excellent work...
Wow, he looks so great! Beautiful painting. Holy cow and went and read the progress post and it all sounds so very involved and complicated. I don't know if I'd have the patience for it, but it sure paid off. Really stellar painting!
Thanks Michael,
Cindy, the process has a lot of steps, but the time frame is not all that bad. I think I put in about 8 hours total on this one, so things move pretty fast. Stuff doesn't happen instantly, but I figure, one day's work (over the course of 2-3 sessions)is pretty quick!
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