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Here are some pics of the dragon I am working on for my friend in Bermuda…
And another I am just working on…
It doesn’t show her white is Pearlescent. 🙁
I hope the dragon looks OK…I just went and picked up a couple 2 oz tubes of interference paint. Green and purple. I wanted to get them all, but I just couldn’t justify getting them all until I worked with them for a little bit. So the Griffin is going to be my first crack at it.
Any suggestions?Those are cool! I love the peacock feather look on the griffin as well as the fur hindquarters. It looks soft, like I would imagine real griffin fur would be.
😀 That dragon is quite striking! I also love the start you’ve made on the griffin. Looking forward to seeing them complete!
Thanks! 😀 The Griffin most likely will be up for grabs when it’s finished. The dragon has a home as I said though. I’ll post more as I go. 🙂
I gotta get to the bank and open an account so I can sell on Ebay. What can I say, I am lazy. 😆 😆I really like the dragon and I also like the feathers on the Griffin. Is the dragon completed? If not I would put some red on the wings. Can’t wait to see the Griffin completed.
No, the dragon isn’t even near being done, and he is not a OOAK. I plan to add my first interference to the Griff, so if I can use it like I hope, I will be buying red fine to use on his wings. If not, I will drybrush them with some red for color.
I am half tempted to add my name to the commission list. I wouldn’t mind doing some commisions. 😳 I actually love to follow directions, maybe that is why I always got A’s in all my Art classes. 😆I needed another cloudy day, which we have had for the last 4 (but alas no time for pics). So here are a few of each, one flash pic for each too…
I only had a couple hours to work on them over the weekend. I got a bit stuck on the Griffin as to what I wanted to do, I had a vision similar to what I have started. The dragon, well, I have to really try hard and have a good day of not shaking in order to be able to paint on them. That is why it takes me so long on dragons. Plus I hate when the brushstrokes show through the paint when photoing them. 😕
And I don’t know what I did wrong with that interference paint you all love so much, but it didn’t goof it up too much. I gotta learn how to work with them better. 🙄
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