Doom Town

Monday, October 19, 2009

Doom Town was painted in Microsoft Office Publisher 2007 on Monday the 19th of October 2009 and was created straight from my imagination. I fine this program very good to work in. If you haven't yet tried it give it a go it's well worth it.


You can view many more products with this design at
http://www.zazzle.com/sketchart26/gifts?cg=196531164948405013

Flying Pumpkin Man

Flying Pumpkin Man was created on Sunday the 18th of October. It was painted in Microsoft Publisher 2007 straight from my own imagination. This was the first time I have created a
image this way and I was very surprised with the outcome. I could not have asked for a better result. The image is now available on many products in my store. Below is one of the products I speak off.





You can view more great products with this design at.

http://www.zazzle.com/sketchart26/gifts?cg=196969277307733165

Halloween Fun

Monday, October 12, 2009

So I went away and played around in Photobucket and IfranView like I said I would last night and this was the end result. These will all soon be available on my zazzle stall and an assortment of products.
Be sure to cheek them out.
Witchie


Pumpkin Valley


Pumpkin Family


Witch of The Night


Wicked Witch


Wicked Witch of Halloween 2


Grave Yard Witch


Wicked Witch of Halloween

I haven't been able to paint of late due to my asthma, but tonight I decided to step out of my comfort zone and bite the bullet and use watercolours. It's one of those mediums where I find myself working hard with. I also stepped out of my comfort zone on the topic and did a Halloween painting with the intent to use on some of my products in my Zazzle store. Whilst painting it I pretty much used the same technique I would when using oils and the watercolour techniques don't sit to well with me, but I am reasonably happy with the outcome.
Ill now put this into Photo bucket and play around with it a little to get the desired effects I'd like before adding it to any products on Zazzle.


Baby Girl / Boy Albums

Saturday, October 10, 2009

This is for all the new mothers out there of a very gorgeous Baby Girl.


And for the mums and dads with beautiful Baby Boys

Family Photos

Squeaky Beach (there are two different paintings of Squeaky Beach) both were painted in Oil Paints in 2009, by Sketchart26. They were painted from a reference photo I had taken from a day out with my children. Later I digitally altered them adding text and boarders to create the best possible outcome for the following products. It is now featured in many different products for your convenience. On request I am only to happy to customize "Squeaky Beach" for you, through working with you to achieve your desired outcome.

Squeaky Beach binder


Squeaky Beach binder
Squeaky Beach by Sketchart26
Design your own custom binders on zazzle


Christmas Elephant

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Here is my latest painting. This one is sketched by hand and then painted in IfranViewI also did a video demonstration f it coming together when being painted and added some of my latest products with this design from my shop. I hope you enjoy it.

Bones

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Bones come about as a result of a visit to the doctors today to pick up some results for an xray I had on my elbow. The xray was fine great results but whilst thinking about that and ideas for designs for T-Shirts for my online store and being bored waiting to get in to see the doctor I ended up sketching the image you see before you. I then took it home and uploaded it to the pc where I put it into IfranView and painted it. After that I made a t-shirt in my Zazzle store and then made a video to advertise it through YouTube. This was the end result.

Beware of the seventh wave T-shirt from Zazzle.com

Monday, August 10, 2009

Beware of the seventh wave

Womens T-Shirts/Sweaters

Beware of The Seventh Wave was painting in acrylic paint in 2008. It is the original art work of Sketchart26. It was painting solely from my imagination. At the time when painting it I used only a toothbrush and a fine blade. I later uploaded a photo to Photobucket where I added a frame to the painting. The design features two tall ships struggling to survive the crashing waves all around them, whilst some of the crew watch on in their little floatable boat, waiting to be rescued.


G'DAY COCKY T-shirt from Zazzle.com

Saturday, August 1, 2009

G'day Cocky

G’day Cocky was painted in soft pastel long ago. It was based on photograph of my father’s cockatoo and is the original art work of sketchart26. It is based on my original painting of Cocky. When creating G’day Cocky I used a photograph of my original painting of Cocky and uploaded it to Photobucket where I altered the hue. I then created the background on Zazzle.