Well, finally got a little motivation towards the end of this last week. I've been sorely lacking any since finishing the last painting. (As I probably mentioned in the last post.)
Although I can't show you one of the two paintings I'm currently working
on, I can show you stuff from my new pirate treasure themed painting.
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| Early pose concept. Her legs got a little long. |
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| Early color comps. Actually chose the unseen #8. |
Last but not least, time for a new mini painting! I love little scarab beetles. As you can see in the photo up top, the little beetle below was put in a very tiny 1.25" by 1.75" frame I bought quite a few years ago at an antique store. Even though I tried to make him small enough to fit in the opening, his little legs and tips of his antenna are bumping into the edges of the frame. As a side note, the June Bugs are out a little late this year here in Burbank (usually see them early May), so I've had fun seeing large, brown beetles with no antenna on the patio.
Speaking of the patio. . . I've managed to not kill my little garden yet this year AND I brought my hydrangea back to life. I think I'll be calling the hydrangea Zombie Plant 2.0. The first zombie plant was a desk plant I had back when I was at Neopets that I would forget to water for a while then once I remembered it would come back to life.
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| The elusive Nico and her Cat Grass. |
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| Zombie Hydrangea and Garden |
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That's it for this week. Next post, hopefully the Treasure Painting will be finished and titled!
2 comments:
You never know what you'll find in Deep, do ya? Your mini painting is amazing. Love your interpretation of a scarab beetle.
The frame is very cool.
You're right, you never know. ;) Thank you!
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