Showing posts with label air brush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label air brush. Show all posts

Saturday, July 27, 2013

Airbrush Paint Skull

Neil McIrvine of Melbourne, Australia created this skull from the airbrush paint bottles he used to create this airbrushed skull painting.


Neil also submitted this to a competition for Createx Paints so we'll wish him the best of luck with that. The painting is truly beautiful and I'm sure it will garner a lot of attention. Thanks for sharing it with us as well, Neil!

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

"Warrior of Fate"

Like the chief of a demonic tribe this "Warrior Of Fate" commands attention and demands your soul! Todd Holtz used a combination of airbrush and digital art in creating this magnificent beast that would render any mortal man paralyzed with fear.


I almost want to equate this to some sort of Native American/Predator alien kind of collaboration, but I don't think that would be exact, nor do I want to diminish Todd's endeavor to be unique.  I love seeing the dark side skulls come out to the light.  Thanks for sharing yours, Todd!

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Airbrushed Skulls

Acrylic paints are brought to life in these super impressive airbrushed skulls from Christian Chapman.  From cold hard chrome to warm soft skin; he's brought life to both of these pieces.

 

I was first impressed with the metallic reflective qualities produced on a canvas background, but when I laid eyes on the surfboard and it's life like details I was blown away.  These are both wall hanging worthy pieces of art.  Thanks, Christian!


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Thursday, August 23, 2012

Airbrushed Skulls

Klaus of Artwork 79 airbrushed skull artwork for the upcoming Deela album "Rumbullion", and on ear protection.




Music, like art, can speak to your soul. They are a natural pair, like two people forever entwined. The album cover pulls inspiration from Dia de los Muertos and Mexican music culture. The bright colors and design draws me in, which is exactly what an album cover should do. The ear protectors' design reminds me that protecting my ears is just as important as protecting my skull. To me, they resemble headphones. Perhaps if they were, the melody would be as upbeat and bright as Deela's music.