First pimp in a looong time .. (lots of pics)

rolfness

Ok I been away for ages, and I dont do 3D nor any sort of digital stuff anymore, Ive gone completely luddite with oils and acrylics. And I never really put my stuff up here because its not really a "painting with a REAL brush" type of place. heh..


Ochiba 40x30 inches acrylic on canvas.

ochiba2 1.25m x1.0m acrylic on canvas

2 halfs Oil on canvas total diptych size 2.2m x 0.7m I actually really like these personally .. done when I was goin through some mad shit..

bleh 45cmx60cm Oil on Canvas I actually hate this one so much you have no idea..

selfportrait 001 1.15m x 0.75m Oil and Oil pastel on canvas.

selfpprtrait 002 oil on watercolour paper A0 size

2 cranes 45x20 acrylic, gold leaf on canvas (unstreched) Trying some new things out

eva A1 Oil On Watercolour paper This was just practice while another thing I was working on was drying..

Some older shit not sure if I posted it up before...


Slipper orchids diptych 2.25m x 1m acrylic on canvas

Restaurant commission 2m x 1m Acrylic on canvas

Detail


Hope you like it

rooster

wow real art! with paint n stuff!
the last one is my favourite, love the reds
would it be lowering the tone to suggest 2 cranes would make a cool scrolling shooter

edit: heh neo I'm not being sarcastic its cool

Neo_God

Nonsense! Fine art has just as much a place here than digital.

The Ochiba pieces probably have some sale value actually, while it's not my thing really, I know enough people who would buy somthing like that. Because that's the sort of painting people can decorate around. (because when it comes down to it, the average person is buying a painting not entirely because of the imagery, but rather because it looks good with their living room couch)

I like the eva 01, it has a nice look to it.

I would really like the slipper orchids painting, but the line down the middle is just so distracting. It looks less like a diptych, and more like you just couldn't get a larger surface to painting on so you put 2 together.

The self-portrait is probably the weakest looking piece in all of this. It doesn't look right about it. I think it's the mouth, it just looks so out of place. and far too flat. It also looks like your one shoulder is being rotated at an awkward angle.

Over looks good.

rolfness

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Nonsense! Fine art has just as much a place here than digital.

The Ochiba pieces probably have some sale value actually, while it's not my thing really, I know enough people who would buy somthing like that. Because that's the sort of painting people can decorate around. (because when it comes down to it, the average person is buying a painting not entirely because of the imagery, but rather because it looks good with their living room couch)

I like the eva 01, it has a nice look to it.

I would really like the slipper orchids painting, but the line down the middle is just so distracting. It looks less like a diptych, and more like you just couldn't get a larger surface to painting on so you put 2 together.

The self-portrait is probably the weakest looking piece in all of this. It doesn't look right about it. I think it's the mouth, it just looks so out of place. and far too flat. It also looks like your one shoulder is being rotated at an awkward angle.

Over looks good.

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The left hand side of the slipper orchids was kinda done as an after thought.. it looked off balance so i painted the second half

yeah the self portrait looks a bit iffy, but I was drunk outta my mind at the time.. and because I was drunk I thought I was bulletproof and didnt need a ref picture or a mirror.. LOL in fact most of my work is done at varying levels of shitfacedness. It seems more fun that way heheh

Thanks man

cheers rooster !

verybad

They look great. I'd buy 'em if I had money. It reminds you of how much detail there is in a REAL painting, the material and imperfections in drying or varying thicknesses of paint just clobber CG painting. I like Orchiba and Slipper Orchids the most. Eva is good, but hot chicks with cleavage are always good.

rolfness

cheers verybad

About a year and a half ago I decided to do a tradtional painting and I loved it, and never turned back, initially I played alot with textures because it was the thing digital couldnt do. and the process is so much more tactile than just using a mouse or a wacom. It takes much longer mind you, wait for layers of paint to dry and such but Ive gotten used to that and find ways of entertaining myself (whisky port and beer !) heheheheh.

steady

very awesome rolf, my favorite are the orchids. you could easily sell that type of art for a couple of grand. cheers

rolfness

thanks steady , I get the odd commission now and again, and while it cant support me financially, it does pay for the majority of the costs, which can get expensive