It’s a fish…with a square jaw!
Love some Pebeo gel!
It’s a fish…with a square jaw!
Love some Pebeo gel!
Every year I make ornaments. Part I is “things with fins.”
The 2021 ornament collection (part I)
Tried out some different teeth on this guy. Less time on the cutting out process since I don’t have to cut out teeth, but actually much harder to paint/shade this type of teeth. Anyways, I think it turned out pretty cool.
His eye is a grinding disc. I love those because they’re porous and super easy to paint.
Not Eric! Air Rick! I love stupid puns.
New one. I thought the Mohawk was pretty eye-catching so I left the body fairly plain.
Why I’m an art supply hoarder: I got a bag of costume jewelry at least a year ago. Didn’t know what I was going to do with it. It sat there for a long time. About a month ago, I realized I could use these things for angler fish. And that’s why I hoard art supplies.
One of the weirdest things I’ve made in a while. But we’ll executed (at least I think!)
I put a fairly detailed time lapse of this one on my YouTube. Fairly new technique with the golf tee teeth, I like how it turned out. A little scarier, perhaps, than most of my work.
This was the painting process for one of my newest works, titled “Movie Star.” I’m going to make more of these in the future.
Just a purple angler fish with kind of a punny name. Been doing a lot of purple stuff lately.
Made this partially out of an old one I didn’t really like. This one is much better in my opinion.
Used spray painted astroturf for the hair. The teeth are painted glass tiles. Part of the eye is a shower curtain rod holder.
Though it is very time-consuming, I’ve always liked painting muscles. Lots of detail work on these.
Because strutting is not just for peacocks anymore.
I discovered that I can use a tube of something called Cerne Relief to make the “wire.” Much easier than drilling holes and using actual wire. I bought the tube on clearance years ago and never used it until a few weeks ago. Now I love it. And that, my friends, is why I hoard art supplies.
Powder Blue Tang. Every once in a while I take a break from completely making stuff up and create a piece based on an actual species. This is loosely based on a fish called the powder blue tang. Of course, I took some artistic license.