The Probeersel Painting
This project is for the Comic Website Probeersel.com. It is to become a sign for their stand at the 2005 ClickBurg Webcomics Festival, the 1st of May later this week. Here's the final result.
An overview shot with its creator
An overview shot without its creator
A total of 18 working hours and alot of paint went into it. The final result measures 10 by 2.5 feet devided over 4 triplex panels of 2.5x2.5 feet each for good mobility. It's my first try on fresh, unmodified wood and once again, valuable lessons were learned. Among which the thing that the cans of primer contained primer for only 9 square feet instead of the 25 square feet they should've contained. The same day I found that out I sent the producers an email, to which they haven't responded yet.
Furthermore I tried doing a four-color gradient in the tailflame of the 'skullcomet'. The colors used are white, silver, steelblue (a lightish kind of metallic blue) and dark blue.
It was sold to the owner of Probeersel.com, René van Densen.
An overview shot with its creator
An overview shot without its creator
A total of 18 working hours and alot of paint went into it. The final result measures 10 by 2.5 feet devided over 4 triplex panels of 2.5x2.5 feet each for good mobility. It's my first try on fresh, unmodified wood and once again, valuable lessons were learned. Among which the thing that the cans of primer contained primer for only 9 square feet instead of the 25 square feet they should've contained. The same day I found that out I sent the producers an email, to which they haven't responded yet.
Furthermore I tried doing a four-color gradient in the tailflame of the 'skullcomet'. The colors used are white, silver, steelblue (a lightish kind of metallic blue) and dark blue.
It was sold to the owner of Probeersel.com, René van Densen.
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