Here are some of the first paintings I made to fill up the empty walls in our condo. Maybe a year ago? Can't recall. Here they are in their natural habitat.
First I painted the backgrounds, then I used some transfer paper to draw on the main big shapes from some enlarged victorian ornaments in a Dover clip art book I have. Then I used a Sharpie to draw in the details.
I recently started painting art for our first townhouse and have you to thank for some of the inspiration and confidence. I had the BF strech fabric over some homeade frames, I went to painting and they turned out great. Thanks for the inspiration!
Here are some of the first paintings I made to fill up the empty walls in our condo. Maybe a year ago? Can't recall. Here they are in their natural habitat.
Nice "twirly" paintings, realy like them.
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Ben
Those are beautiful!
ReplyDeletewow those are beautiful!! did you do them free hand or did you have a stamp or something? too cool!
ReplyDeleteFirst I painted the backgrounds, then I used some transfer paper to draw on the main big shapes from some enlarged victorian ornaments in a Dover clip art book I have. Then I used a Sharpie to draw in the details.
ReplyDeleteAnd Ben, HELLO!!!! I heard you guys have a wall you constantly repaint when the mood strikes you. :) Is that so?
ReplyDeletenice nice NICE!
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You are so talented!
ReplyDeletewhat a great place to call home. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI recently started painting art for our first townhouse and have you to thank for some of the inspiration and confidence. I had the BF strech fabric over some homeade frames, I went to painting and they turned out great. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove the effect and the contrast between the background and the foreground.
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