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Rodetiki's stuff, Another sketch pg. 22 10/20/05 |
rodeotiki
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From: calgary
|  Posted: 2005-10-19 1:04 pm Permalink
Thanks for the comments guys.
I have had a wicked head cold for the last week. I have no energy to carve or think about carving.
In the mean time here is another ink drawing.
I give you CARVE-O-TRON 2005 . A half monster,half robot sent to deforest the world and carve a army of tiki
Slacks , I got a small canvis but no idea where to start for painting it. Any tips from the painters out there.
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8FT Tiki
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From: Kansas City, MO
| Posted: 2005-10-19 3:22 pm Permalink
Hey Rodeo, Your robot stole G-mans chainsaw!
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Benzart
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From: Port Saint Lucie, Florida
| Posted: 2005-10-19 5:56 pm Permalink
Hey Rodeo, I Need one of those. Does he come with his own tools or do I have to let him use mine? Does he already know how to carve, or do I have to teach him? Does he need to be oiled and recharged often and how long is his warranty? Nice job on this guy Rodeo.
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hewey
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From: Sydney, Australia
| Posted: 2005-10-19 7:51 pm Permalink
Cool sketch rodeo!
Painting ideas? How do you come up with ideas for carving? I reckon the process is the same...
1. Sit around, drink multiple Mai Tais, flick through the BoT, and old creating threads on TC. Exotica in the background always helps. Use google image search and punch in "tiki art".
2. Somewhere in this process, ideas will come to paint. Scribble down a quick sketch so you dont lose it. Keep drinking/flicking until you are A - too pissed to hold a pen, or B - got a plethora of ideas.
3. Chose the best ideas and paint em! Usually it is reccomended to become slighlty sober to assist in the painting process, but this is not always neccessary.
4. Once the paint has dried, post your pics for us to ogle and celebrate!
Have a go!
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wicked
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From: toronto
| Posted: 2005-10-20 07:47 am Permalink
I like it he reminds me a little of Plankton...who I adore!
are you looking for technical tips?
( NOT that I am an expert.)
if you cover the back of your sketch with graphite ( use a soft pencil like a 2B-4B) you can transfer the sketch onto the canvas by going over it with a hard point...like a pencil or pen..alternativly if you want to keep your sketch pristine, use tracing papaer..trace your image , you can leave out details, the rub the graphite on the back of that and tape it to your canvas and again trace over the lines with a hard point to transfer it to the canvas.
there's also graphite paper if you can get it.
well thats how I like to transfer...but again I'm not sure if thats the kind of information your looking for.are you wanting painting tips per se' ?
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foamy
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From: The Land of Pleasant Living
| Posted: 2005-10-20 1:19 pm Permalink
Nice work rodeo. It's slightly bizarre and I like that.
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GMAN
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From: My Island
| Posted: 2005-10-20 4:52 pm Permalink
Rodeo,
I'm diggin' the tribal Gman chainsaw on your robot. Nice job.
-Gman
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Sam Gambino
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| Posted: 2005-10-20 9:23 pm Permalink
Lookin' good, rodeo - I like the campy, 1950s feel to it! I hope you feel better too...
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