Silence

Out of all the pieces I have done, this one was probably the most painful. I based this off abuse. Mental abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse. All of it. The most painful part of being in an abusive situation is that you have to be quiet. At least, in my experience. The fear of speaking out. I wrote quotes that I have personally heard. the part I had most trouble with is the hand. The bricks were my favorite part.

Distant Hills

This piece was inspired after a long night just chilling outside, looking at the stars.I painted my entire canvas with a metallic blue to give it some shine. After my entire canvas was blue, I mixed the metallic blue with a mix of black and purple to make it look like its fading in darkness. Afterwords, I sprinkled and splattered glow in the dark white paint in for the stars and moon glow off the hills. I feel like I could have done more with this piece, and will do some touch ups. I would like to add some more detail to the hills and maybe add a moon. In all, I am rather happy with this piece. It was a lot of fun to do. I would have done the stars a little differently. I moved the canvas while it was still wet and ended up dripping some of the paint.

Constant Falling

I based this piece on Disney 52's Alice in Wonderland. My goal was to have her look emaciated and bloodied as she falls into a never ending pit. I had a lot of fun working on this piece. The most difficult part was getting Alice's left hand to make it look like she is reaching up at you. I painted the swirls first, then went crazy with the splatter paint, then painted Alice. Not my favorite piece, but, I still really like it.

Saints Row your Boat

While buying supplies at my local Hobby Lobby, I came across this Mermaid. I could hear her calling to me, so I bought her and have her a nice home. Now, I originally wanted to give her tail a green tint, but, after so many tries, she continued to look like Disney's Little Mermaid. I finally decided to base her off of my Saint's Row character, and I have to admit, I am happy I picked red instead of green for the tail. I used an luminescent medium to go over all the paint so she had a glittery finish. It was difficult not getting paint anywhere on her. What I would have done differently was tape off sections of her instead of just going at it.

Tango in Moonlight

 Tigers, to me, mean so much. I think of them and I think of strength, protection, and love. Just... I mean come on. Look at this. Tiger's are amazing. I started off with a dark purple background, then I got black paint on my hand and mixed it all over. I then painted the Tiger, being very careful to make him look perfect. Once everything has dried, I taped off the tiger and and splattered the stars. I named it Tango in Moonlight because of how much of an inspiration TangoBlkCat is to me. Tango is an amazing artist with a huge inpact to me, and has helped me through so many hard times. No matter how hard I try, I cannot express how much this person means to me.

Little King John

So. Before we go into this post, lets talk about the reason... Why. This is Little King John, created by RatBoy Genius. This artist gets a bad rap. Once you get into his series "The Flood" and get into the story line and musical numbers, it is a truly inspiring thing. After watching this fanimation, I wanted to add to the pile of fan art. I started this by drawing with pencil. Sketched out what I wanted right onto the canvas before painting in the lines. Little King John is a more pinkish fleshy color, however, I wanted him to have a more rat like charm to him. I gave him jagged teeth and outlines to give the painting a much more sinister tone. I did have a hard time deciding between coloring his whole eye blue, or have whites. I decided to go with the full color because it just seemed like a match. Also I don't get to use my blue paint often, and I really do like it. I gave LKJ his crown before deciding on what I should use as the background. I was originally going to translate the Flood opening onto sheet music and then paint it in the background, but the black and green made this rat king pop. While doing the background, I just started beating the absolute shit out of my canvas. I was trying to make the black and green look like they where blending. But, I like it. I wish I was a little more careful about color mixtures and such but, all in all, I am pretty proud of this piece.

Rainy day

This piece really means a lot to me. I wanted to relay the message that, no matter how your surroundings are, things can always put a damper on your mood. Depression can take a major toll on people's lives. So much that it can affect your outlook on life.