Saturday, February 9, 2013
Ruyter Painted
I gave this particular figure a little more "pop" than the typical pieces I do. The tile work went easier than I thought. I drew a grid pattern, then gently went over the lines with an Exacto knife. This etching gave the brush tip a stopping point. As for the painted background, I wanted something that would help set the figure off. Ruyter, being a pretty big name in his day, needed something to tell his story or give the viewer an idea of what he's about. More on the ship later.
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3 comments:
Beautiful !!
Awesome job Jason. There are some great period portraits that lend themselves well to be reproduced in miniature.
Thanks Sam!
Thanks Gary! Yeah, there are a couple images I'd like to do in a similiar style.
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