I finally finished my Asiatic lion piece!! I am happy with it and I like the mane!
This is a gift for my friend so I hope they like it!:)
'The Future of the Gir'
I have done some work on the amur leopard. I also better get a move on with the peacock!
Friday, 9 July 2010
Tuesday, 6 July 2010
Snow Leopard.
Another update on the acrylic snow leopard. It is getting real close to the finish everything above the nose is almost finished! I have just put on layer upon layer and a few glazes.
I am already thinking of my next acrylic! It is quite addictive and I like the fact that I can switch mediums when I get bored of one.:)
I am already thinking of my next acrylic! It is quite addictive and I like the fact that I can switch mediums when I get bored of one.:)
Thursday, 1 July 2010
Lion and Leopard.
Finally I have an update on the lion! I am pleased with how it is coming along. This picture is quite rubbish I will try to get a better one once the piece is completed.
I am really looking forward to getting this completed. Just some mane and whiskers to go.:)
I have another update on the snow leopard too! The underpainting is completed and I have started detailing the eye. I believe that the eyes of a piece have to be captured correctly in order for the artwork to be a success. Therefore 9 times out of 10 I start with the eyes as I would rather know if the painting is a flop before I have put too much time into it.:)
So far I can see a vast difference between my tiger and the snow leopard. It is quite surprising the changes made from using professional materials.
I have created the eye using a lot of glazes and I still have a little left to do before I start detailing the fur. I use the acrylics at a milky consistency.
I am really looking forward to getting this completed. Just some mane and whiskers to go.:)
I have another update on the snow leopard too! The underpainting is completed and I have started detailing the eye. I believe that the eyes of a piece have to be captured correctly in order for the artwork to be a success. Therefore 9 times out of 10 I start with the eyes as I would rather know if the painting is a flop before I have put too much time into it.:)
So far I can see a vast difference between my tiger and the snow leopard. It is quite surprising the changes made from using professional materials.
I have created the eye using a lot of glazes and I still have a little left to do before I start detailing the fur. I use the acrylics at a milky consistency.
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