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Some stencil work coming up:

Also this. With this size and quality all the little details of them are pretty much lost, so please do check them out at the portal.

Latest stuff, self-portrait:

Lastly there's this fella getting his face ripped to parts by some nice fleshooks:

Here i tried a bit more "cartoony" approach with the outlines and coloring. No-one really liked it:

Fella with a Mickey Mouse hat:

Just gonna go ahead and post few of the latest pieces i've made. The first 2 were made with paint tool SAI, which i just discovered and found out to be quite neat. I recommend to try it out!

Clown of some sorts:

I do. Or well, atleast i try to.

It's just that people who want such bold pieces up on their walls are quite rare. But if someone want's to buy my paintings, i do sell them. It is hard to find a good place to sell them. Allthough i have sold my pieces "behind" and "ejaculation" already.

Thanks guyz.

Little bit of work in progress, going to be a big ass 70x90cm painting.:

Paintin' for a change. 30x70cm, spray paint & markers on canvas

Thanks a lot! Something new:

Also a new painting. Spray paint and something on canvas. Check out larger images from the art portal.

Something new and tasty

Here's something fresh right out the oven. Also found in the art portal.

Lately i've been doing a bunch of traditional art as you can see, so the topic title isn't quite accurate but hey here goes!

And here's a little work in progress thingy for my upcoming piece:

Latest shizzles, also found in art portal:

At 4/5/10 09:40 PM, AlacritySoundz wrote: To be honest, I don't plan on stopping soon, this just seems too fun.
But hell, if you wanna collab or something that'll be cool.

To be honest, thats fine too! Im glad i've given you inspiration.

At 4/5/10 10:25 PM, cook wrote: That is fucking cool.

Thanks!

Heres my latest, unfortunately due to the 150k limitation the quality is shit. Go check out the sharp version from art portal:

Well, it's very average. He looks very stiff and the upperbody, especially his pecks and abs look pretty off.

I also suggest using not such bright colors, and using more than one darker version of the color to make the shading. Also for example his pants, the shading consists of one darker line. I mean stand up and look at your own pants, isn't there a lot of wrinkles and stuff that create shades?

Right now though i'd focus on the very basics, for example the linework. Right now they're wobbly which makes even his arms look wobbly and weird. Also the coloring goes over the linework at some spots, which is not good. Make him look more alive, more dynamic and more powerful!

Haha those are actually pretty neat. I especially dig the first one due to the weird characters floating around, and it's probably closest to something i would do!

And yeah i don't think he's planning going on with this style or anything.

Here's another drawing colored in with photoshop:

At 3/30/10 11:51 PM, wesmeadow wrote: Glad to see another stock artist.

(Stock as in using pictures from the web and altering the hell out of it)

Do you do any non-stock work that does not use stock?

I sure do. You can check my art page and everything after monalisa is all me.

Here's a skull i drew for my latest piece:

This one obviously has it's own simplistic style, which doesn't include much of shading at all. Therefore adding shading in some spots, would essentially bring down the style instead of adding to it.

Not everything needs to have shading, detail or look the same.

Bump and little sumthin' to look at. Go nuts:

Thanks a bunch!

Here's one kinda in the same style, which isnt digital:

At 3/16/10 10:18 AM, TheReturnOfTomsPulp wrote: COuld you post links to the images you used to make these?

No, i couldnt. All the works are pretty much tens if not hundreds of images smashed together, usually radically modified, or bled together with other images to serve as a background or just bringing life to the piece. So basically even if i managed to find all the pictures i use for these, you most likely wouldnt regonize them from the works.

Anyhow, pretty much anything you see that is drawn or just the main element of the picture, is done by me either in photoshop or illustrator. (Naturally not Mona Lisa's face or such but you get the point)

Look them as complete pieces instead of looking certain parts of it.

More:

Here's a little something too

Okay, photoshop and illustrator.

I'm just gonna kick things off with my view on mona lisa.