Nice looking set, dude! If you are short of paint mixers, may I recommend the services of Mister Paul Shardlow, who always boasted that mixing up enough paint in a bucket was the secret of good background painting. Really!
Have you tried costing out the benefits of wide format printing?
Hi Michael, Words of wisdom from Paul who is not one to pass an opportunity for some provocative aphorisms. But forget the printing, it's all about those parents, nostalgic of elementary school days, getting their share of crafts activities on Sunday. You should have seen the costumes! Quite good fun really. Cheers.
Ah, the set for the school play. We've all been there but yours is a particularly successful effort. Your kids must have been very proud. I like your moleskine watercolours. The Les Dombes one especially. Simple and honest. As for mixing paint in a bucket, I wish I could claim authorship. This piece of genius is from the lips of Tony Hancock, under the delusion that he is a gifted painter, in his 1961 film 'The Rebel'.
Reporter (reverentially): How do you mix your paint, monsieur?
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Pencil and Watercolor/ Photoshop/ Acrylic on Canvas. 2008.
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Nice looking set, dude!
If you are short of paint mixers, may I recommend the services of Mister Paul Shardlow, who always boasted that mixing up enough paint in a bucket was the secret of good background painting.
Really!
Have you tried costing out the benefits of wide format printing?
Hi Michael,
Words of wisdom from Paul who is not one to pass an opportunity for some provocative aphorisms. But forget the printing, it's all about those parents, nostalgic of elementary school days, getting their share of crafts activities on Sunday. You should have seen the costumes! Quite good fun really.
Cheers.
Le changement de support et de dimensions n'altèrent en rien la qualité du rendu !
Bravo
Haha excellent! Its great to see how it came together.
Great paintings!
Fantastic blog!!!!
every thing on your blog is just amazing to look at! i love it...
Ah, the set for the school play. We've all been there but yours is a particularly successful effort. Your kids must have been very proud. I like your moleskine watercolours. The Les Dombes one especially. Simple and honest. As for mixing paint in a bucket, I wish I could claim authorship. This piece of genius is from the lips of Tony Hancock, under the delusion that he is a gifted painter, in his 1961 film 'The Rebel'.
Reporter (reverentially): How do you mix your paint, monsieur?
Hancock: In a bucket with a big stick.
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