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🎨 Painting Process: Verrix and the minotaurs (Patreon)

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2023-11-27 17:27:58
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2026-06
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progress slides of my process painting Verrix vs the minotaurs, with notes! full size images attached in a zip, hope you guys enjoy!!

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Harry Bleckby

I love seeing all the processes that go into painting your art!

randol bass

This is very cool, maestro! You're a very skilled artist with a plan in mind - inspirational. I'm a music guy and I sort of do similar things but with sound.

randol bass

Random Question ... One of my favorite of your pieces is a locker-room image with two sexy guys, one seated one the right with legs open and the other on the left with his beautiful ass on display. I have to say, I've never seen a sexier butt in my life - drawn or in real life. You really hit the jackpot with that image. I have to ask: Did you have a live model for that or did that sexy tush come from your imagination? If there was a guy with a butt like that I would give him free rent for life if he would just let me see it every once in a while. HAHA RB / Austin

GryphStuff Universe

Stunning!!! I particularly love the gray-scale "finished" piece. There's so much depth in that image alone 💚

John Anderson

Reading your thought processes while in composition is like reading an evolving drama! Please stay with this format -- perfect!

Celery Man

I'm happy you like that one so much!! all my paintings are always a combination of pure imagination and photo references... the percentage of each varies from one painting to the next.

Celery Man

thanks gryph!! I agree tbh, it was tempting to leave this one in pure grayscale haha

slf-unt

Really enjoy the breakdown of your process. It’s fascinating to watch artists work and learn new ideas!

Celery Man

glad to hear it!! this painting in particular was a big ol' journey with lots of phases, it was fun to try to break it all down for you guys!