I was visiting Cartoon Brew‘s website this morning viewing their latest posts. I came across this video by David Wilson that is quite unique. No computers were used to create it. Equally as interesting is his explanation of how he made the video.
The video explained:
Here’s some more photos I took yesterday for my current project.
I’ve been asked to make a painting that will show off our local area. There is one place in particular that has captivated me for two decades now. To get this picture I had to stand on a small natural bridge with sheer 100 foot drops on either side. I’m definitely a novice photographer, but the scene speaks for itself. Starting this morning I’m going to recreate this scene in an oil painting. It’s for a mural project with Signatures Gallery. I’m going to make the painting, and they’re going to reproduce it in a mural.
Friday afternoons are always an exciting time. The weekend is near and it’s a time to have fun and relax. I’ve been a fan of Raymond Scott‘s for a longtime. I just went to Cartoon Brew and saw they posted a harmonica version of his classic Powerhouse. It makes me want to chase little cartoon mice around my house with a sledgehammer or something.
Here’s my finished piece for the upcoming group show at Art Whino.
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