Healing company – Oil on panel,21×29 cm
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November tree
November Tree – Oil on panel,21×29 cm
This tree was one of the first things that intrigued me after spending 1,5 month in the hospital.
Fixator
Fixator – Oil on panel,21×29 cm
My blog has been dead for a while, but now, after all that has happened, my life is getting back on it’s tracks I’m going to bring this blog back to life too. Welcome Back!
ISCA Japan, Caricature convention Osaka
The convention ended 4 days ago, yet I didn’t really have the time to post the work I did.
Anyway, here are the 2 paintings I did at the ISCA caricature convention in Osaka, Japan.
They’re both oil on panel, using brushes and an etching needle for crosshatching.
Below you can see some details, although they are a bit too low quality to really see something.
The convention itself was awesome. With no doubt the best convention I’ve been to!
If you would like to read some more about the convention and my Japan experience itself, I wrote about it in this post on my tumblr blog.
The BIG Turkey
Here’s my biggest painting I’ve yet made.
It’s 2 by 2 meters oil on canvas.
A self portrait with QR-code
First how it’s now visible as a painting.
How it was before I painted the code on top. The code on top actually links to this picture. (yet I didn’t upload this picture yet to the link I coded into the code. So consider it a WIP)
Ms-tag Self-portrait
- 65×65 cm oil on canvas
Both Images are painted on the same canvas. The first shown is actually painted on top of the second. In the first one I painted an MS tag, which you can scan with your smartphone with the ms-tag reader application. This links to a page on which you get to see the image of the self-portrait underneath (which you can here see as the second image)
(I didn’t have the time to make the page were the tag links to yet, but you get the idea.)
Another Self-portrait
-oil glaze on board.
I experimented a bit with cross hatching on this one.
a detail.
A Pearl For Tits
-Oil on panel
“Pearl For Tits” is an anagram for “Self portrait”
A detail and a study
A close up of the self portrait that’s central in the QR I showed to you in the previous post.
-Oil on canvas
A study I did before combining it with the QR.
-Oil on panel
A QR self portrait after Rembrandt
-Oil on canvas, 65×65 cm
This painted QR code links to my twitter account and has a code free space, where I painted a self portrait after Rembrandt’s 1628 Self-portrait, which I earlier digitally modified into my face.
I’ll update this post with some close ups on the self portrait tomorrow, when I have a better picture.
EZ code with blue pencil
-Blue pencil and varnish on canvas, 65×65 cm
Because I kept the contrast very low with the blue lines, it’s not scanable. Yet I liked the material qualities and the subtleties of it and, for this piece, chose those above the ability to scan it.