Here is my latest clown project.

[crupiea]

Here is a piece I just finished. Its about 36 x 24 or so.

[Rockytime]

That looks great and big too. I presume the colors are painted. If so, what did you use?

[lawson56]

Now this is Awesome.

[crupiea]

1 hour ago, Rockytime said:

That looks great and big too. I presume the colors are painted. If so, what did you use?

Thanks. its just rattle can spray paint. Obviously I paint the pieces before assembly.

[Birchbark]

Wow, i really like that.  I'd buy that if i saw it in your booth.  Very nice, i really like it.

Russell

[amazingkevin]

6 hours ago, crupiea said:

Here is a piece I just finished. Its about 36 x 24 or so.

Perfect work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[blights69]

Great piece of art Thanks for showing us 

[daveww1]

awesome job

[Scrolling Steve]

Excellent art work !

[newfie]

Nice work thanks for sharing 

[Scrappile]

"Just rattle can spray paint", ha, well you sure have mastered the rattle can spray painting.  That is beautiful work. 

[Chunkthekid]

Very Cool! 

[Phantom Scroller]

Brilliant! love your work. Roly 

[Dave Monk]

As always............your projects are sooo original and colorful.

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nicely done and original.  Thanks for sharing these with us.

 

DW

[WayneG]

its spectacular, if you are painting the pieces before before assembly does that mean you tape off all those little details and spray paint? 

if so that must be tricky... or is it intarsia?

Edited January 15, 2018 by WayneG

[oldhudson]

Very creative and well executed. It would have been interesting to see pics during the process, especially your original drawings.

[bobscroll]

They look fantastic! A piece of art! Thank you for the photo,

Bob 

[GPscroller]

Unique and colorful project, thanks for the pic.

Jeff

[crupiea]

20 hours ago, WayneG said:

its spectacular, if you are painting the pieces before before assembly does that mean you tape off all those little details and spray paint? 

if so that must be tricky... or is it intarsia?

Thanks,  What I do is cut out all the pieces and write on the back side what color they are supposed to be.  Then I put a piece of blue tape upside down so the sticky side is up onto card stock. I use one piece of card stock per color.  i stick all the pieces to the according card stock.  I them can paint them one color at a time and they all stay seperate. Once dry its like putting a puzzle together. 

[Scrappile]

Tony, you make it sound so simple, but I have been trying to paint a picture frame for 4 days now.  I finally just decided it is good enough, but it is certainly not perfect like your painting.  What brand of "rattle can" paint do you like?

[spirithorse]

Great work! Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[WayneG]

14 minutes ago, crupiea said:

Thanks,  What I do is cut out all the pieces and write on the back side what color they are supposed to be.  Then I put a piece of blue tape upside down so the sticky side is up onto card stock. I use one piece of card stock per color.  i stick all the pieces to the according card stock.  I them can paint them one color at a time and they all stay seperate. Once dry its like putting a puzzle together. 

Huh, so it kinda is like intarsia then but your not sanding down the edges or anything...Not sure I completely understand but in any case its not likely something that I would pursue doing as I am not sure I have the skill or patience....

for now I will just look, enjoy and be awestruck with your work, its quite spectacular, I hope you sell your work cause you should

[wombatie]

Another unique and wonderful piece.  You are certainly a master of what you do.  Love it.

Marg