In pain.

[Zaphod]

Here's a quickie. I was just gonna try out the brushes in photoshop (haven't really botherd before now) at the same time as I wanted to do something really fucked up (kinda like how I feel nowdays).

So I just threw something together. The sketch was awful. In the end I just stuck with it and finished it. Tell me what you think.

I don't think I will revisit it since it was such a quick thing. If you don't convince me, that is. ;)

Damn, finishing this damn stupid "everything-is-art" artschool has a funny way of making me more creative and making me to actually want to draw. Something I haven't felt for 3 years! It's heaven.

Ok, I'll stop ranting, the picture:
http://knarkbox.no-ip.com/images/inpain.jpg

:beer: <- I need this now!

[chriswahl]

Cool

I love the textures in the face.

This piece reminded me of an Australian fine artist called Brett Whitely. You might be interested in checking out his work.

Keep 'em coming.

[Zaphod]

Thank you! :)
I never heard anything about this Brett Whitely. Do you have a url where I can look at his work? :chug:

[chriswahl]

http://www.brettwhiteley.org/artlife.html

Here's a link to Brett's art. The baboon with the needles on the bottom left was the painting I thought of when I saw your piece.

He's one of Australia's most well respected (deceased. from a drug overdose) artists.


Backtrack from the link to see some of his other work.

[krayz]

This is nice. The textures in the face look really good.

[Muttonhead]

I love this piece! Strangely, it reminds ME of Ian Miller's work. He is sort of a little-known British guy who did a lot of work for Games Workshop back in the day.

-Sean

[Zaphod]

Haha, you were browsing the archive? I have to say I was surprised to see that this thread would bump up again. :)

All the same, thank you. I took a quick glance at your page Sean, really awsome stuff, great envoirments! :chug: