This is a little project I worked on for myself last year. It was a little stop and go. I didn’t have place for it so there was no rush. I put my own spin on it and now I’m work on another one. The Army of Darkness! I don’t have any room that one either.
Cornbread
Posted by David Wright (Member # 111) on :
Are you copying existing artwork or is this an original take? Either way it came out very well. I have a room I want to do the same to also.
Army of Darkness, love the movie.
Posted by Scott Lindley (Member # 11386) on :
I found a black and white image on the movie box at the library. Then I did some online color research and found a different image all together from the same movie. So whatever I couldn’t see I made it up. The colors the streets and some of the buildings are off. Weeks later after I had the layout and color down and the painting was almost finished I found a better image then I stopped working on it. Some time latter I ended up painting it the way I started just making some of it up.
The Army of Darkness is half finished. I’m working on the details like the faces .
Posted by J & N Signs (Member # 901) on :
Hey Cornbread! Nice painting. Glad I could meet you in Pontiac. You guys did a great job on Michael's wall. How big is this painting of Kong?
Posted by Scott Lindley (Member # 11386) on :
Kong is 3’ by 5’ feet. It’s large but not too large. I had a ton of fun in Pontiac and loved working on Michael's wall. I think he and I worked well together. Judy I hope to see you at the next Walldog meet!
Posted by Justin Cook (Member # 10797) on :
Nice work...and I thought you only knew how to bake pie's!
Posted by Scott Lindley (Member # 11386) on :
Gray I can do the three P’s, Paint, Pies and P___. This is essential for everyday living on a mountain.
Posted by Pierre Tardif (Member # 3229) on :
Very nice work!
BTW, an original King Kong poster from 1933 can work well over $100,000
Posted by Scott Lindley (Member # 11386) on :
Thank You. I would like to do more with an old movie posters.
