
Can you name the whisky’s in this picture?
Do you like your whisky neat, on the rocks, or would you like a whisky cocktail? These tiny animals have the bar all set to go to matter your preference.
Copic marker on Bristol vellum.
Can you name the whisky’s in this picture?
Do you like your whisky neat, on the rocks, or would you like a whisky cocktail? These tiny animals have the bar all set to go to matter your preference.
Copic marker on Bristol vellum.
I rather enjoy coloring sunrises and sunsets. I hope these two enjoy the tiki commission for their bar.
This piece is on Bristol smooth w Copic marker.
Happy Valentine’s Day y’all. I just hope everyone feels how much love these two corgi’s are.
In case you need a reminder. You are a wonderful person deserving of finding the perfect person whom loves you.
This was done for my Patreon art and the original is available for sale. I hope to have prints available soon.
It’s on Bristol smooth with Copic marker.
I painted this little guy w a variety of gay pride colors. But kept it sorta day off the dead ish too. To give it that glowing green zombie color I painted the inside glowy green.
I want my original pieces of art to be more light fast. It’s not like the art is going to fade before your eyes or anything. I have just found that after a few years in a hot art tent all summer some of the colors can dim.
Some people solve this by putting all their art behind expensive UV glass. It’s a great way to go and if you have a few special pieces you keep in bright rooms I suggest it. I am looking for a lower budget option.
First I taped off area i didn’t want to get fixative on. I used Krylon Kamar Varnish as a base level.
Second I applied Golden Gloss Archival Varnish to the top. Some of them have one and some have two coats. The two coats w fixative are definitely shinier.
Third I applied Krylon Satin UV Archival to the sets in the bottom. Some of them have one and some have two coats. Again the two coats are shinier.
There are a few spots that took damage from the pro art tape I used. I did the shirt trick and everything but some of the color came off. I made notes on the board where this applies.
The spots that have just fixative and the spots with just UV sprays are rougher in texture for some reason. I do not know why. However, most people do not touch their art so we shall see how they fair when light is applied.
Now I will set these in a window that gets direct sun and see what happens. It is, of course going to rain for the next 5 days (written on Sunday. Being posted on Wednesday)