Young Chimpanzee With Tool Metal Print
by Owen Bell
Product Details
Young Chimpanzee With Tool metal print by Owen Bell. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
This is not a photo or photomanip. It is a digital painting created using Corel Painter vX in conjuction with a Wacom Touch tablet and stylus. Photos... more
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Artist's Description
This is not a photo or photomanip. It is a digital painting created using Corel Painter vX in conjuction with a Wacom Touch tablet and stylus. Photos were used for reference only
About Owen Bell
I am professional illustrator with over 40 years experience. I have been working exclusively digitally for the last 10 years. I work in a ‘photorealistic’ style, using Corel Painter (vX) in conjunction with a Wacom Touch tablet and pressure sensitive stylus. Although my work is often mistaken for photographs, I do not use photographs for anything other than reference. All artwork is painted in the same way as with traditional media. I won the Grand Prize in the Corel Asia-Pacific Digital Art Competition 2011 with a work entitled 'Reddish Egret', a very similar painting to one displayed here on FAA entitled 'Reddish Egret 2' I have decided to offer all new artwork both with and without borders, keylines and titles. I will re-post...
$111.00
Owen Bell
Thanks again Darlene, Over the years I have worked out ways of painting fur, feathers and scales. All of them are very time consuming as it means painting literally every scale, feather and hair. There are probably all sorts of 'shortcuts' I could use within the program, but the result of using pre-made brushes etc, usually ends up looking very 'mechanical' and I much prefer having more control over the brushstrokes. It's like preferring to drive a 'manual' car as opposed to an 'automatic'. You call the shots, not the machine. X
Darlene Kwiatkowski
Gorgeous! You did an amazing job with the details... I could almost feel the texture! fv