Here he lands on beachland a new experience for him and his toys...........what next? You decide......anything is possible in a kids world!
This was done in acrylic, coloured biros, wax crayons, coloured pencils and tom bow brush pen wash markers on a gessoed mount board.
24 comments:
Wow - I love this! And what a great use of the whole cabinet of art supplies:) Always an inspiration you are.
Thanks Hissnhowl!
Always special always beautiful.
Thanks Irit!
A wonderful piece, Adebanji - very fun.
Thanks Edward!
So wonderful and whimsical. You always have a personal and splendid response to the DSDF challenge! Liz
Thanks L.Holm!
What a fabulous piece Adebanji. Josh will cherish this one as a souvenir with his childhood pals and such a perfect one for DSFDF. You dazzles us every-time.
Thanks Dominique, You are right, he also said he wants the headphones in the picture!
Oh Wow... this is awesome... the colours, even the look on ur little boys face! I love the earphones too! lol!
Hope you are doing good. I will have to commission a painting very soon. As soon as my 6 pack abs are ready for the unvailing in summer! :-)))
Thanks Remi! You make me laugh!!!
This is wonderful! So many toys and so many different media. I love it!
Thanks Akiko!
Adebanji,
there are not too many artists who do paintings of little boys (so menay concentrate on little girls).
Maybe consider it as a nitch for yourself? (to sell your work, that is). My sketches are quite simple in comparison to yours, but some people like the sketches more than my paintings! Do you have the same experience?
Please visit my blog, because I like to know your opinion about some possible steps I need/can take. Thanks, Jeannette!
Thanks Jeannette, I'll give this a good thought.
So many people love my sketches than my paintings, I love sketching more than painting, so I am not surprised. If I had the choice and the way, and the ability, I would just draw, draw, draw, but people love colour! So sometimes I have thought of painting in black and white, or doing some seriously tonal paintings. I guess I am still exploring myself and discovering what I really have.
I'll check out your site right now.
Adebanji, leave it to you to come up with something totally unique and beautiful. I love the electricity in the air, the sound waves and gorgeous colours.
Thanks Vern! You've said it all!
This is marvelous! What a wonderful/beautiful visual history of Josh you're collecting.
Thanks Sheila! Yes they are piling up!
You are truly creative. I love to see how you will interpret the DFDS challenge.
Thanks Victoria!
I can't come up with anything someone hasn't already written, just that this such an imaginative, creative, and beautiful painting. Love the bright and vivid colors.
~Nancy
Thanks ever so much Nancy!
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