Hi there!
Have you heard about Johann Sebastian Fabulous? No? Well... you're going to meet him immediately :)
I just wanted to create an unusual Pop Art portrait of someone, who is not considered as a popular culture icon. And I thought that Johann Sebastian Bach, would fit perfectly for my little project. I mean... his wig and appearance is so epic, I wanted to make it even more fun.
First, I sketched his portrait quickly with Sketchbook - just to have something to work with.
Here is the rough quick sketch :
I kind of liked it, but I was focused on my goal.
I took this sketch and used Adobe Illustrator to vector it, tweak it a little and to color it like a human peacock.
After my treatment he has got California tan, and colorful feathers. Now he looked like a complete funky Diva :)
Check it out :
Isn't he super fabulous? :)
Look how good he looks on a pillow!
You can find this Pop Art portrait on many products (including Tshirts, posters, cell cases and more) on my Redbubble Store and on Zazzle.
Chem them out I'm sure you'll love them!
Have a colorful day!
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Showing posts with label happy. Show all posts
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Johann Sebastian Bach - Pop Art
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
2 Retro Style Dog Doodles
Hi there,
Sometimes I just want to doodle something, just for fun, or to pass time. This time I wanted to scribble a Dalmatian, those gorgeous creatures with all their impressive spots. As a pet portrait artist I'm used to paint a highly detailed dog portraits, but sometimes it is nice to take a little step backwards and to create a simple yet sophisticated portrait.
Check out my cute Dalmatian doodle :)
It was so cute, that I decided to put it on some products - check out these cool Dalmatian Tote Bag! and Shirt
I was happy with the results and decided to scribble another dog that has a lot of character in its face - a Bull Terrier!
(Click on the image to see it on some cool products.)
I will keep scribbling some more cool dog doodles, it is so much fun!
Until the next time, have a wonderful day :)
Sometimes I just want to doodle something, just for fun, or to pass time. This time I wanted to scribble a Dalmatian, those gorgeous creatures with all their impressive spots. As a pet portrait artist I'm used to paint a highly detailed dog portraits, but sometimes it is nice to take a little step backwards and to create a simple yet sophisticated portrait.
Check out my cute Dalmatian doodle :)
It was so cute, that I decided to put it on some products - check out these cool Dalmatian Tote Bag! and Shirt
I was happy with the results and decided to scribble another dog that has a lot of character in its face - a Bull Terrier!
(Click on the image to see it on some cool products.)
I will keep scribbling some more cool dog doodles, it is so much fun!
Until the next time, have a wonderful day :)
Monday, January 20, 2014
Blue Parrot Sketch - "Polly"
Hi there,
Lately I decided to keep on practicing with new mediums and different kinds of portraits. Usually I paint dog portraits, and regular "human" ones :) I already sketched and painted, lizards, giraffes, flies and cats in the past month. The other day I wanted to sketch a parrot, just a quick little one. When I looked at the result I wanted to throw it away, it was just for practice. But I didn't. I decided to watercolor the sketch, to give some life to the bird. I thought that the result was cute and funny, very lively if you will... I wanted that the viewer will feel happy and optimistic, while looking at it. What do you think, can you feel it?
Lately I decided to keep on practicing with new mediums and different kinds of portraits. Usually I paint dog portraits, and regular "human" ones :) I already sketched and painted, lizards, giraffes, flies and cats in the past month. The other day I wanted to sketch a parrot, just a quick little one. When I looked at the result I wanted to throw it away, it was just for practice. But I didn't. I decided to watercolor the sketch, to give some life to the bird. I thought that the result was cute and funny, very lively if you will... I wanted that the viewer will feel happy and optimistic, while looking at it. What do you think, can you feel it?
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Monday, September 30, 2013
Smiling Indian Girl - Watercolor Pencils on Paper
Hi there!
Lately I'm experimenting more and more with watercolor pencils, it's very portable and easy to use. The downside however (to my opinion) is the texture and the way it dries on the paper, it is not as smooth as regular watercolor, and the pencils don't blend so good (again to my opinion).
Anyway I decided to paint/draw another portrait, this time of an Indian girl. I wanted to use bold colors and to emphasis her smile. I used brush 4 on this painting and it was pretty ok, but not perfect. Luckily this week I'm going to get some watercolor supply including brushes, papers and colors from a relative who is a painter :)
Here is the portrait, hope you'll like it :)
Next time I'll use the new equipment I really want to see the difference - stay tuned!
Lately I'm experimenting more and more with watercolor pencils, it's very portable and easy to use. The downside however (to my opinion) is the texture and the way it dries on the paper, it is not as smooth as regular watercolor, and the pencils don't blend so good (again to my opinion).
Anyway I decided to paint/draw another portrait, this time of an Indian girl. I wanted to use bold colors and to emphasis her smile. I used brush 4 on this painting and it was pretty ok, but not perfect. Luckily this week I'm going to get some watercolor supply including brushes, papers and colors from a relative who is a painter :)
Here is the portrait, hope you'll like it :)
Next time I'll use the new equipment I really want to see the difference - stay tuned!
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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Digital Art - The Smiling Pit Bull
Hi!
As promised I'm posting another line art of my beloved dog.
On the last post I showed you the importance of catching the essence of the image. The previous portrait was about the sadness in the dog's eyes, this portrait will reflect happiness and a little bit of naughtiness.
This time I'm going to make it short, I'll post again only the three stages, and let you enjoy the process.
The photo :
The line art :
The line art painted :
Cute and crazy !
Look how adorable it looks on a shirt :) For real Pit Bull lovers !
Well that's it for now! short and sweet :)
'Till the next time.
As promised I'm posting another line art of my beloved dog.
On the last post I showed you the importance of catching the essence of the image. The previous portrait was about the sadness in the dog's eyes, this portrait will reflect happiness and a little bit of naughtiness.
This time I'm going to make it short, I'll post again only the three stages, and let you enjoy the process.
The photo :
The line art :
The line art painted :
Cute and crazy !
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| Smiling Pit Bull Shirt |
Look how adorable it looks on a shirt :) For real Pit Bull lovers !
Well that's it for now! short and sweet :)
'Till the next time.
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