Showing posts with label commission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commission. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Commission - Batman Forever custom shoes
Commission - Batman Forever shoes
I was asked by a client to do a custom pair of Batman Forever shoes! It was a very challenging project, but I’m pleased with how they came out! They were also a gift, so I wanted to make sure I didn’t post until I was pretty sure they’d be given away!
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Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Doctor Who Secret Santa: For Tenscupcake/Tenssnowflake
Tumblr: Link
~ Ginny
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Monday, November 3, 2014
Shoes!
Happy (belated) Halloween everyone!
These are a pair of shoes I painted for my sister’s Captain America costume! They were a quick pair of shoes that we bought for super cheap, which I then modified and painted! The whole thing took about 6 hours or so I think!
~Ginny
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Monday, October 6, 2014
Cinderella!
~Ginny
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You wanna get outta here?
I did this for a very good friend of mine (I've done some pieces for her in the past) .. she adores Robert Downey Jr. and Iron Man.. so I did this for her b-day! She loved it, which makes me super happy! Happy B-day, dude! Love ya!
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~Ginny
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Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Part 2!
All right! So time to play catch up!
These are two pieces I did for my best friend’s wedding. She wanted the image to be of herself and hubby holding strings.. and guests would stamp thumb prints to be balloons as their guest book! SUCH a cute idea! So this is the final design!
I’ll post the end result of the poster when they get back from their honeymoon, but it was absolutely beautiful in the end! And SO cute!!
~Ginny
Catch up!
All right! So time to play catch up!
Here is the rough version of the guest book piece I did for my best friends' wedding!
~Ginny
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Tattoo!
I also recently designed a tattoo for my sister! She and I both were inked yesterday! He did such a fantastic job!
~Ginny
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Scott and Darla
A friend of mine commissioned me to do a picture of Scott Lang and Darla Deering in a cute coupley picture! I had loads of fun with this one.. especially that background! I gotta say I'm pretty proud of it!
~Ginny
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Monday, December 30, 2013
Friday, December 27, 2013
Commission #2 - Alice in Wonderland
Commission #2!
This one was the same client, this time requesting an image of her daughter in an Alice in Wonderland themed image with all her pets around her. :) I thought it would be a fun touch to make all the animals actual characters from the story!
~Ginny
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Commission #1 - Mermaid
Commission #1!
The client had asked for a picture of her daughter in a image similar to one by her daughter's favourite artist. This was a fun one!!
~Ginny
The client had asked for a picture of her daughter in a image similar to one by her daughter's favourite artist. This was a fun one!!
~Ginny
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Merry Christmas From Us!
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One of my Christmas commissions! My very dear friend asked me to do up a Christmas card with her and her hubby! ;) This was super fun!
Merry Christmas, everyone!
~Ginny
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iron man,
marvel,
tony stark
Sunday, September 1, 2013
Wooohoo!
Last night's sketch session went a little better! Hopefully I'm through the worst of my little art block!!
Matt and Christie of Dramacon! I've been in love with Dramacon since the start and I've only just realized that I don't think I've ever drawn any of its characters! So I got a little inspired last night and went for it! This was supposed to be a couple years post-series.
~Ginny
Matt and Christie of Dramacon! I've been in love with Dramacon since the start and I've only just realized that I don't think I've ever drawn any of its characters! So I got a little inspired last night and went for it! This was supposed to be a couple years post-series.
~Ginny
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matt green,
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svetlana chmakova
Friday, August 30, 2013
Just finished up..!
Another attempt at a sketch commission!
Black Widow this time! Much more successful than last night.
~Ginny
Black Widow this time! Much more successful than last night.
~Ginny
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natasha romanoff,
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Sketch..
So I'm in the process of (finally) posting some commission prices and I realized that I don't have any examples of sketch commissions! (Digital ones anyway) Mostly due to the fact that I delete all my sketch layers from files for space/speed reasons! So I set out to get some examples!
Pepper is my first sketch! It was also an attempt to (sort of) do a lingering request I had in my inbox!
~Ginny
Pepper is my first sketch! It was also an attempt to (sort of) do a lingering request I had in my inbox!
~Ginny
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iron man,
marvel,
pepper potts,
sketch
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Moonlight Kiss
About a month ago I did a contest on tumblr and the prize was a piece of art chosen by the winner! Here it is!
The winner, who happens to be a lovely friend of mine, requested some Destiel and I was more than happy to oblige! In all honestly, I absolutely loving doing Destiel because it's such a challenge for me! This piece was no exception! But I really love the end result and I learned a LOT along the way! It was amazingly fun!! And the winner likes it, so that makes it doubly awesome!!!
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~Ginny
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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
The final versions!
Here we go with the finals!
The client was very happy with them!! Which makes me so happy to hear! The whole process was a little challenging at times, but overall I had a wonderful time. I can't wait to do myself a pair!
~Ginny
The client was very happy with them!! Which makes me so happy to hear! The whole process was a little challenging at times, but overall I had a wonderful time. I can't wait to do myself a pair!
~Ginny
Labels:
commission,
craft,
custom shoes,
iron man,
marvel,
painting
Iron Man shoes...
So I thought I'd do a little write-up on the process before posting the final shoes (Some photos will be repeated from the previous post)!
The shoes I used for this project were actually provided by the client (which makes my life so much easier, I must say!) But they were an almost.. khaki colour. After taping the bottoms (painter's tape), I started off with a priming coat:
Next I tackled either side! I used my own arc reactor template from before (which has been surprisingly useful for something I did for a cake project!)
The next part, the front, was the trickiest part of the whole piece. I had to figure out a way to make the image work so that the major focal points (Iron Man himself and the repulsor) were centred properly! And, as longtime followers of my art will note, I NEVER draw robots of any kind, so I had to make sure I was getting this perfect! It's the first thing you look at, after all!
The base drawing (Sorry about the shadow, haha)
After I finished, all that was left was to do a sealer coat to protect the shoes! I'm currently using Americana Acrylic Sealer/Finisher. It's a glossy coat which, if I had the chance to do over, I would not use. I'm going to look into getting a matte finish for it. That's just me nit-picking though. It works quite nicely with the galaxy shoes, however!
Will post the final versions next!
~Ginny
The shoes I used for this project were actually provided by the client (which makes my life so much easier, I must say!) But they were an almost.. khaki colour. After taping the bottoms (painter's tape), I started off with a priming coat:
I then went to the back of the shoes. I cut out a stencil of the logo (I went cheap and easy- I just used a card stock file folder I had laying around):
The stencil with the final version.
Next I tackled either side! I used my own arc reactor template from before (which has been surprisingly useful for something I did for a cake project!)
The next part, the front, was the trickiest part of the whole piece. I had to figure out a way to make the image work so that the major focal points (Iron Man himself and the repulsor) were centred properly! And, as longtime followers of my art will note, I NEVER draw robots of any kind, so I had to make sure I was getting this perfect! It's the first thing you look at, after all!
The base drawing (Sorry about the shadow, haha)
After I finished, all that was left was to do a sealer coat to protect the shoes! I'm currently using Americana Acrylic Sealer/Finisher. It's a glossy coat which, if I had the chance to do over, I would not use. I'm going to look into getting a matte finish for it. That's just me nit-picking though. It works quite nicely with the galaxy shoes, however!
Will post the final versions next!
~Ginny
Labels:
commission,
craft,
custom shoes,
iron man,
marvel,
painting,
tutorial,
WIP
Sunday, June 2, 2013
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