The Lurid low-brow Tiki-Art of Brad (tiki-shark) Parker - Other Crafts

J jpmartdog Tiki Socialite Amesbury, Mass Joined: Mar 27, 2005 Posts: 650	J jpmartdog Posted posted on Thu, Jan 25, 2007 8:13 AM Once again....... WOW! Can't believe how far you took the painting with transparent overlays..... the dynamic color of the sneel, the dramatic lighting of the tiki himself, and the shadowing in the coins. I think the background depth of the painting ie. shipwreck and hammerhead is extremely convincing, now that you artistically concealed the foreground items with dramatic lighting, I agree this is one of the best - although all your paintings are inspiring and beautiful. Keep up the good work - can't wait for the next. Thanks for the step by step progression, it is enlightening. Jon Mooers

Once again....... WOW! Can't believe how far you took the painting with transparent overlays..... the dynamic color of the sneel, the dramatic lighting of the tiki himself, and the shadowing in the coins. I think the background depth of the painting ie. shipwreck and hammerhead is extremely convincing, now that you artistically concealed the foreground items with dramatic lighting, I agree this is one of the best - although all your paintings are inspiring and beautiful. Keep up the good work - can't wait for the next. Thanks for the step by step progression, it is enlightening.
Jon Mooers

Post #280879 by jpmartdog on Thu, Jan 25, 2007 8:13 AM