Very simple Latiku painting that will go next to the Mario painting in the basement. Painted with acrylic. I didn't make my green splatter paint thick enough or dark enough. It barely shows up. Next painting should be a larger Princess Peach version. Purple background.
Is it at all wrong that I have a cloud floating through space. hmmm... didn't think of that til now.
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Latiku Painting
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Mario Painting
Here is the painting I'm doing to go in the basement (AKA Hubby's man cave) at my house. I do not own the rights to it because it is based off Grand Star by Lawrence Yang. I used acrylic paint on canvas. The best part was flicking white paint onto the canvas to make a starry sky; my dog just couldn't stay away and now has white freckles all over her back. I am painting 3 other paintings to go with this one. I plan to make Princess Peach, Goomba, and Lakitu themed paintings.
Use a large sponge brush to paint background. Dry. Thin out the background color paint with a little water. Use brush to make some drops of thin paint on the canvas and blow it hard through a straw to make the long splatter marks.
Between these next 2 pics I screwed up. I should have first spattered the entire canvas with white paint. Dry. Paint the rock-like astroid. Instead I painted the rock, then splattered white paint, then touched up the rock.
Use thinned white paint and blow through straw to make long splatter marks. Repeat with thinned brown paint. Add little brown skyscrapers to your rock.Add detail to the star. Paint Mario. Voila!

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