Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Painting a figure wrapped in plastic
(Video link) This video by Robin Eley shows the process of painting a figure draped in plastic cling wrap.
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(Video link) This video by Robin Eley shows the process of painting a figure draped in plastic cling wrap.
4 comments:
Very clever!
Did he paint the whole figure with that same little brush?
I met Robin and had some nice chatting with him a couple of weeks ago while he was doing a demo for a workshop. Very inspiring man, and very humble as well. He did a painting that was far beyond the quality that any of us could fathom and said he botched it. XD
Wow, I'm impressed.
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