Oak-Eagle Finished
Well, I finished this about two weeks ago (just never really felt like posting, though). It looked nice (-ish), but I got kind of tired of it because it took so long. I guess I should learn to go faster with things. . .
The eagle is colored with stain, the oak leaves with yellow and green dye, and the feather and acorns were painted (as I don't have very many colors of dye). Of course, most of the background and the basket weave is colored with stain too. I finished it first with watered-down Tan Kote (Fiebing's) and then, because I wanted it to be water-proof as well, with a layer of RTC (Bee Natural finish is the best!)
By the way, I think this picture is a little blurry, which makes it look slightly better than the real version. . . Oh well.
Posted by Boulder @ 11/04/2005
3 Comments:
It is a masterpiece.
And I am not flattering you at all.
I am an internationally published and exhibited artist.
Exhibited in Japan in 1983 and published by the Unicef and Johns Hopkins University's Communication Center between 1984 and 1990.
I am the first artist to paint the Metamorphosis of the HIV in the T-Cell in 1993 and collected by the USAID in Nigeria. I also painted the "Love Virus" on the explosion of the HIV in the blood cells.
Your art work of the eagle is worth collecting anywhere.
Thanks for the comment!
Oh, by the way, I did not design the eagle or the oak leaves/acorns. I just designed the layout, etc. . .
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