The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's Production of "A Christmas Carol" by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jr.and it was hilarious! We laughed a lot, which is always good. Really brought me into the spirit of Christmas happiness.
Here are the pictures:
The blank slate... well, with the place we tested the airbrush. It's got the sketch drawn on it, but you can't see it here.
Maybe here you can see a bit of the sketch
The sky brushed in... and it looks like shit.
The trees add a lot and make the sky look less shitty... it recedes. So then I forgot to bring my camera for the next 3 days...
And this is the final, finished project
This is the corner I kept showing you before. There was a lot more going on in it than you could see from the earlier pictures.
Tomorrow- how painting things to be seen from a distance is different than my regular painting.
3 comments:
It looks good, even the sky. Skies are weird things, even Monet had trouble with clouds. =)
The finished project looks great. It's amazing that you only learned the airbrush a few days before! New mediums don't come that easy to all of us!
That looks great. The picture that has dark around it makes it look like a projected image. Easy for the audience to suspend belief and go into the world on stage.
Mighty impressive! People who can paint always blow my mind as I have no aptitude for it at all (I feel the same way about people who can sing - can you sing? See, all you'd need to do is sing and paint at the same time, and you'd make my head spin.) I love it - a brilliant contribution to the holidays!
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