Acrylic and charcoal : Paint Me A Clown
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- I will post details about this demo soon.
The original artwork is now available from the website.
Paint Me A Clown
www.dantirels....
The title refers to the current obsession with Artificial Intelligence and how this might impact on creativity. It has nothing to do with clowns.
I had timelapse version ready to post but someone has already claimed copyright on the royalty FREE music I used even the video is yet to be posted. I will edit a silent version and post later.
That was some nice "clownin' around"! 😆
Yes it was!
Nice to have you back Dan! Missed your amazing art.
More to come!
Nice to see you back again Dan. Your techniques are endless.
Thank you for sharing.
Many thanks!
Thank you Dan. Thrilled to see you back and sharing androids in this AI times! Your magic at work! Say hi to Buzz 🐶
Thanks! Will do!
Just three regular guys having a chin wag. Great as always
Thanks 👍
Nice work Dan, hope you're well.
Thanks, you too!
Hello,Dan.Thank You from Spain 🌻
My pleasure!
Nice to see you again. Always a pleasure. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much
Hurrah! Another video emerges! This is a very solid piece and I love the android pieces in charcoal and acrylic. Thank you so much for sharing the creation of this art. I greatly respect your skill and intuitive techniques. Bravo!
You are so welcome! Thanks
Dan, I see from the comments on some of your older videos, that you use a spray varnish to finish. Can't wait to try this technique. Thanks for the inspiration.
Go for it!
That was yummy!!! Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Watching u work is a treat!
Thank you
Interesting style how do you protect your art a varnish or straight into a frame.??
Always use a fixative when finishing
Hi Dan, I just started watching your videos and I am very impressed. I'm curious to know if you spray or otherwise apply some sort of fixative on your work when you are done in order to protect it.
Yes always use a suitable fixative when finished, I sometimes paint over unfixed charcoal for a different texture.
Skynet approves
I hope so!
I happen to like the naturalistic sound of your brushstrokes actually, I prefer it to some of the cheesy background d filler music a lot of artists use
Thank you