The sketch:
Applying paint to the canvas:
With the canvas covered, I can concentrate on the background:
Getting into the details:
Hours and hours later we have a finished painting:
The final painting measures 20 x 47 inches, acrylic on canvas.Enjoy your new home Batman.
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Justin,
ReplyDeleteThat piece that ran in the Banner Extra brought me to your website, where I got a chance to look at your work. I think you are very talented. I'm curious, have you done any original comic strip work?
Julia
Thank you. I've never done any comic strip work, although I'd like to take on a graphic novel at some point.
ReplyDeleteit's so cool!!!! Very Nice! Compliment!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI think we are in need of another update Justin! :)
ReplyDeleteHi, my name is Gaby and I'm from Argentina (so, sorry my english)
ReplyDeleteThanks to IMDB I have just dicovered your art and I think is great! I really like your work...Congrats!
these are amazing!! One day hopefully i'll comission you to do one for me. I have so many movies I don't know which one to ask though.. lol
ReplyDeletebut beautiful work nonetheless!!!
This work is absolutely amazing! You did a great job on this! This is my top favorite movie, and i definitely think you captured it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteAny more Dark Knight or Batman in the future?
So, the other day I was at blockbuster looking for some movies, and I happened to pass some posters that they were selling. My sister was going through them, and I happened to glance over as she picked up a kill bill painting that looked familiar. I was so surprised! I was like, holy crap! I've seen that before! It was your kill bill painting!!
ReplyDelete........ sorry, that was a bit long.... thought i might tell you though :D
- Lilly
Thanks Lilly, and yes, I love Blockbuster.
ReplyDeleteWhere can I buy a poster of this? I've looked everywhere!
ReplyDeleteFor real! I'd love to rock this in my home...
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