And here's my finsihed product. Trying to paint the likeness of the statue was a real challenge! I think it came out pretty good though. Its always nice to have a project where you have to push your boundaries and perceived limitations as an artist.
Friday, April 22, 2011
Springtime in the Garden
New illustration work! This is the spring 2011 issue of St. Martin's University alumni magazine, Insights. When I first got the assignment, we discussed doing something bright and spring-y incorporating the themes of regeneration, and of older and younger generations coming together. So, I chose to work with the bronze statue of St. Benedict that lives on campus.. here he is chilling out with his crow friend:
And here's my finsihed product. Trying to paint the likeness of the statue was a real challenge! I think it came out pretty good though. Its always nice to have a project where you have to push your boundaries and perceived limitations as an artist.
And here's my finsihed product. Trying to paint the likeness of the statue was a real challenge! I think it came out pretty good though. Its always nice to have a project where you have to push your boundaries and perceived limitations as an artist.
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4 comments:
S, The artwork is truly amazing. It has humor, beauty, vibrancy. It's what would happen if that stern and stoic statue moved and came to life. I hope to see the original someday, to see that great texture-work up close.
Fantastic work! I really admire creative people. Great job! More power! exterior painting
Wow! Awesome work of art. Keep up the good work. You've done it perfectly. I hope you will post more fantastic works here.
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Amazing! It's really wonderful! It has been my dream to acquire the skill of designing but sadly it didn't happen. Anyway, my life still goes on and I will always love to appreciate the works of art. Thanks! I love it! DUB turbo
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