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Published: 2013-04-02 20:13:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 23143; Favourites: 1156; Downloads: 364
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Racer30"x40"
Color pencil, acrylic, water-soluble wax pastel, water-soluble oil.
On Rives bfk paper, mounted to wood panel.
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I love your style, its really, really cool!!
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you have an incredible style. Extremely unique and beautifully executed.
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Honestly, something like this is a complete waste of your great talent.
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how do you get your prints to come out so clear. this isn't done by a special camera, is it?
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I just scan them. I have a small scanner so I have ti tile the scan and put them together in Photoshop
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I love the color vision you have, & paint across the lips. very wonderful work you do
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Astounding. Love this series. Would absolutely love to know how much the original of this is going for (that is if it's for sale) and where.
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Thanks for the kind words!
The original is $2.500
If you were interested, email me at: erik@theirison.com
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What "adhesive" do you use to mount to the wood panel?
And congrats on the sweet Hi Fructose gig! That book is miles above the competition IMHO. Well deserved.
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Thanks!
I use matte medium, works great but it takes some time to master. An even coat is causal
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Thanks! Very helpful. I generally use a thin paper and matte medium as well, then roll out any air bubbles with a soft ink roller. Just wanted to know if I was "barking up the wrong tree". Def gotta get out and see your stuff in person someday. Rock On.
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I've actually never used a roller...
I use a palette knife
Ill try a roller next time! THX
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All of these are fantastic!
If I'd would be interested in buying an original piece from you, how would I go about it? Wait for a gallery show and try to get in touch with the gallery owner? I live in Stockholm, Sweden, so it's not gonna be a case of swinging-by. Also, would you mind saying how much your recent pieces have gone for? PM me if you have the time and don't want to reply here. Thanks in advance!
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Yo!
Email me and I'll give you a price list of whats available.
erik@theirison.com
The prices aren't that bad, Probably not as expensive as you may think.
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great work. is this a composite photograph or a scan? if it is a scan,, what type of scanner are you using to scan something that big?
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Its a scan, and its such a pain in the ass to do it like that.
I have a tine Epson. I scan it in piece by piece and tile it in Photoshop
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this looks like as if you were inspired by Phillipe Druillet, well done !
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That guys work is awesome! I hadn't heard of him but when I Google searched his name I recognized some of his work!
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sick dude, love the sci-fi element here. Congrats once again with the hi-fructose cover...thats big time!
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super tasty!! feels like an almost superflat, love it!!
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too legit, cant wait to get my copy of high fructose!
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I love it and I really admire your designer skills! It is insane how many different shapes and colours you use and everything fits perfectly. And the face is gorgeous!
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veri nice desing and colors like the forms
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I L-O-V-E this! I remember when you started adding these new elements and dimensions to your work not long ago... To me, it really feels like it's coming together now! I've noticed your new approach really working recently 
What did you paint those flat coloured shapes with? Acrylic? In my coloured project, I need to paint some pieces of wood in very flat colours - I wasn't sure if I should use acrylic or gouache, what would you recommend? Should I prime the pieces with emulsion first, or will they be fine as is?
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I would prime and I would use acrylic, especially for wood.
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thanks for the advice, it worked out really well
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Just pinned your design too. It needs more exposure.
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gorgeous....love her makeup/facepaint too.
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