Eyeball enhancements are always excellent.

Last weekend I mixed way way way too much yellow, so I’m using it tonight before busting out the reds and blues and so forth.

Three panels in progress for Kevin Kooyman’s Panel Project in Iowa.

Built this one up on top of an old painting that recently fell out of my favor. I’ve put three layers onto it so far, and I believe it is due tomorrow (Monday), so it should be done tonight.

1. Step 1

   

2. Step 2

   (Let’s not talk about Step 2)

3. Step 3

   

4. Step 4

   

Acrylic on stretched canvas, .75 inches deep. 11 inches wide and 12 inches tall. Ready to hang.

This painting will be available via silent auction at Heart Art Denver this Thursday.

Update: Got word from a coworker that the painting was auctioned for $75. And that’s cool.

Holy crap, I think I just finally discovered that artwork that really freaked me out back in grade school. By Stephen Gammell:

Recently, I’ve been content to just think that artwork was from Michael Whelan, on account of this piece:

Src: http://political-analysis.org/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/whel-lovecraft.jpg.w560h377.jpg

Which was, of course, the cover art for a classic Obituary album:

Src: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/de/Obituary-Cause_of_death.jpg

Just throwin’ some circles into the backgrounds of some paintings.

As I may or may not have mentioned before, it looks like I post more paintings in progress to http://mlkshk.com/user/mhectic than in the here. And that’s cool.

Shit like this is why I’m always late to the day jorbz. That’s a Roy-to-the-Gee-to-the-Biv.

Yes, The Justin Brancato style.

Alright, I guess I’ll try to sell these Red Head paintings (6″x8″ / Fredrix canvas board / $30 each, Ms. or Mr. Intelligent Art Collector). I’ve been getting into high-resolution detail views lately, so check out the stupid-ridiculous-big-assed version (5mb or so).