Mixing Styles...

[Spider]

Here is a photo of a piece I made for my wife. Sharidan is not my usual style but for the wife what can you say. But I made it my mine a bit.

[Storm]

Very cool Spider! I guess you could call it Day Of The Dead meets Sheridan on a side street in L.A. Very cool looking. I like how you blended it all together. Excellent!

Storm

[Spider]

  On 3/1/2010 at 10:48 PM, Storm said:

Very cool Spider! I guess you could call it Day Of The Dead meets Sheridan on a side street in L.A. Very cool looking. I like how you blended it all together. Excellent!

Storm

Thanks storm. I like doing Sharidan style not only cause of how nice it's almost guaranteed to be but cause it's more of a technical challenge.

[wvcraftsman]

  On 3/1/2010 at 10:25 PM, Spider said:

Here is a photo of a piece I made for my wife. Sharidan is not my usual style but for the wife what can you say. But I made it my mine a bit.

Very cool Spider. That looks awesome. I'm envious of the backgrounding. That is something I'm having trouble mastering. What backgrounding tool did you use?

[Butch]

Very nice work Spider. I guess it just shows that you don't have to do just one or the other. Give it it's own twist.

Butch

[dbarleather]

Spider,

Your work keeps getting better and better. Beautiful job!

[Spider]

Thanks guys. I'd recommend trying this everyonce in a while. Pattern work is good practice and if you can add your own twist then it works even better.

I used A104 Craftool Background Stamp but love using E294-03 Craftool Stamping Tool most times. Eventually I want to get into making my own backgrounders like some people do. Just for my own use.

[Urban Goth]

Very cool, I like the small details like the spiderweb. Just trying to get a pattern together to have a go at something like this myself.

[King's X]

Anything with a skull is bad ass. Very nice job!