Showing posts with label snakecharmer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snakecharmer. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Snake Charmer





Sometimes I go to Goodwill or Salvation Army stores to see if I can find things I can take and render awesome. So on one particular trip I found a vintage oval frame and it said to me "Hey, I hate this boring picture of a stream and these boring trees. Can you make me awesome?" And I said, "Certainly." So I gessoed the oval paperboard and began to paint over it with some nice burnt umber, green, and ocher. I have a couple of pictures of vintage snake charmer women and I thought that is exactly what the frame was wanting.

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Snake Charmer Portrait





Here are the final stages of my Snake Charmer Portrait. This piece has already found a good home, but I intend to do more "cabinet card" type pictures in the future.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Snake Charmer





I have been perusing Victorian era cabinet cards and this painting is based on one of a snake charmer that I found particularly intriguing. I kept it to a limited palette, like a hand painted picture would have been for the period. For a while I had these two oval frames with a floral embossing, and I had no idea what sort of picture would look good in them. I think this will be just the thing!