26 November 2007
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9 November 2006
Hey all
A couple of months ago I got myself a new digital camera and while messing around with all the features, I came across the panoramic function…total “awsomeness”, so I took a panaoramic picture of my toys and crap that I have been collecting, the picture is not brilliant, but what the heck!
enjooooooooooooooooooooooooooy!!!
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2 November 2006
Hi All
I decided that my latest image needs a little explanation, of its origin and where I got the inspiration from.
As usual I was watching another Italian horror gem called The Zombie Dead, a really
cool movie, the zombie are not your usual run of the mill mindless corpses, no these guys are pretty cunning and crafty when it comes to disposing of the living.
So I took some screen captures of the movie, here they are as follows, oh yes I did not do the whole movie, this is just a little teaser.
So we start off with the opening screen title….ooohhh aaahh!
This looks promising, the basic story behind the movie is that some professor has discovered ancient catacombs on his estate and some writing talking about a ancient burial technique that can bring the dead back, oh I didn’t see that one coming, at the same time some friends are coming over for the weekend, more victims for the zombies.
So these two are running away from the zombies
This professor happens to have bear traps laying around his estate grounds, oh yeah he died already like in the first five seconds of the movie. The girl gets caught in one of the traps
Our hero appears….tadaaaa he was the inspiration for my piece
The fight is on, goy with hay fork versus zombie with bad attitude
‘Poking me is not doing the situation any good’
‘Okay punk times up you die’
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17 October 2006
On friday I got a strange request, to paint anything of my choosing on a russian doll.
The doll itself was just plain wood and it can pop open so that the other smaller dolls can fit inside, well this was going to be a interesting surface to paint on, not only is it small but the entire surface is curved, but I figured hey if the russians can do it then so can I.
So I basically using a pencil drew my design on the wooden surface and then set about painting it using Winsor and Newton Acrylic paint, really great paint to work with, although it is acrylics so they dry fast.
So here are the results of my attempt on a russian doll……enjoy
PS. I also included a picture of what they normal russian dolls look like.
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