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Published: 2009-04-20 09:52:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 6291; Favourites: 221; Downloads: 112
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oils tar on wood~80x50cm
Recycled furniture!
an old image redone out of boredom//
from the comic wth the horsie..
the model is an old friend,
[edit: cropped, flipped minor lvls]
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Comments: 38
WOW!!! This is a very nice piece of art!!!
The textures you achieve with this materials is awesome. Very interesting tech. It really got the eye.
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beautiful. i don't know what piece of furniture you did this on, but i'm sure i could fit it in somewhere.
lovely gallery all around...
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Fantastic work....I assume you mean asphalt and not tar?
does it play well with the oil? I've never tried mixing them and always heard advice against doing it....
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nope, it is tar 
I used to use roofing cement but I ran out..
I will stand by all the advice against the stuff.. but for health reasons only.. using tar for 3 years probably took 10 years off my life and in no way it is worth it.. this piece is one of the last- I got rid of everything tar related right after..
in terms of working with oils; I think it brings our the best use of the stuff when you mix it.. Tar, depending on its impurities can be matte or shiny, and ultimately never truly dries.. when miked in with our proper oil blacks, it takes the chaos factor a level above..
got verbal,
Cheers mate!!
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There is a feeling of Rembrandt's style in this. Maybe it's the tones or the thick texture; either way I like it! Great work.
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There is a feeling of Rembrandt's style in this. Maybe it's the tones or the thick texture; either way I like it! Great work.
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Wow, I would love to see your work in person. The textures are so gripping...what is oils tar?
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sooooooooooooooo goooooood 
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Greate work) Very intresting texture. Very atmospherical work, and this quality is very expensive
But I would arranged composition little differently. For my view there should be more free place aside in which he looks. It's only my mind and i can be wrong)
Your technic is excellent) Love it)))
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Thank you.. I definitely see your point, something about that negative shape makes the piece stale.. my initial intention was to actually crop into the right side for a more animated comp, but I kinda pussied out trying to preserve the texture [+ my saw broke.. :\ ] hmm.. I probably should go back to it..
Thank you so much for your compliments and more importantly an honest\proper critique [DA is just..you know]..
See ya!
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Aww Eric! I wonder how he's doing? Great work as always, so down and dirty! ...how you doing btw? it's been a while!
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another amazing piece of work! how do u do it!!! u should film yaself n put it on youtube! - i'd watch! XD
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KALEPH!!
if only i could favorite this a million times..
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This is really impressive.
I enjoy the textures and use of medium- it almost looks like the image was carved right out of the wood..great peice.
Larissa
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Oh my! What medium and it look so great! Love it.
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Oils and tar?! I can only imagine the patience, you are extremely skilled. I would compare you to da vinci if i had more caffiene in my system.
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A magnificent work. great brushstrokes and a transparency that it enriches the work.
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Exceptional grit in this texture. He looks very rugged and manly.
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looks like a friend of mine, Akahdahmah, who happens to be a medicine man/healin dude.
nice work.
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the undefinition is awsome, much more interesting than the obvious.
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Wow that looks great! love the colors you used!
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great work for sure with a thick atmosphere... something we don't see too often !
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This is a very splendid work. I wait to enjoy your new work.
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