I quite often photograph my work-in-progress, usually 6 or 8 photos, just to keep track of how they progressed
They are not done to be used as a how-to guide, but merely a record of a certain stage of the work.
They are not done to be used as a how-to guide, but merely a record of a certain stage of the work.
This painting was created on a canvas that I sprayed with a flat black acrylic. The sketch was done using a white watercolor pencil. The acrylic paint I used was Createx Wicked Detail and Createx Opaque. The airbrush was a Paasche Talon.
Using a diluted white to define the shape
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Sharpening up the detail
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Adding some of the primary colors
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Adding more depth to the colors and detail
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Close up of the eye detail
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Primary colors of the frog are completed
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Log details enhanced and new elements added
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Elements detailed and the colors on the log more defined
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Fungus in now fully detailed
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The leaves are also fully detailed
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Completed.. Background is re-rendered - the log is now detailed - the lights and shadows are added.
Some of the minute details were done using a tiny 00000 sable brush
