Thursday, 15 September 2011

2001: Progress


This is what I've come up with so far for my little "2001..." poster. Although part of the text went a little wonky, it's working well with the black to white blending, considering painting with black watercolour was a fear for me from the start. It'll look alright when it's done, but it's only a montage of three scenes. Anymore might be pushing my novice ability a little too far. I can't wait to have this finished and maybe get it framed.

A bit more of Berto

I' am mad about Martinez at the moment, he's been my main source of inspiration in this "period" of painting in watercolour.






It's inspired me to try and push what I've done already - being single portraits of people both well and lesser known in modern culture. In order to challenge myself further and adapt in this medium, I intend to experiment with montaging and collaging several images that circulate one theme/film or person.

So now I' am going to attempt my own version of a 2001: A Space Odyysey poster, comprised of certain elements seen in the film. It'll also be a welcome challenge to work with type too.

The result will hopefully be here shortly, keep your eyes peeled!

Wednesday, 14 September 2011

400 - 5 =

Seeing as it's been pretty much a year this blog's been straggling through posts, I thought that on this 395th post it might be wise to notify you (are you there?) of a new blog I've created. It's another Tumblr blog (which tends to be more efficient for locating inspiration), and it's called Brother Ares, being the sibling to my Little Boy Hercules.

For future reference, this is the link to my new "inspiration blog": http://brotherares.tumblr.com/

Saturday, 3 September 2011

Berto Martinez








I love everything about this work, such an awesome
source of inspiration for what I've been attempting lately.

His work is so daunty and composed, I' am in love.

Thursday, 1 September 2011

Little Boy Hercules (Colour)

Little Boy Hercules


So I got bored and sketched this quickly. Quite happy, might add a little colour to bring things out, some parts are a little unclear.