Gonna Getchya Sucka!
After shipping and running a bunch of errands today, I finally had a little time for some painting . . . coming along but still a ways to go.
posted by SEILER at 4:29 PM
Thursday, August 13, 2009
After shipping and running a bunch of errands today, I finally had a little time for some painting . . . coming along but still a ways to go.
About Me
- Name: SEILER
- Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States
SEILER (Syler) is an award winning artist (who cares?), specializing in portraits, character design, and humorous illustration. Some of his clients include Rolling Stone, TIME magazine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Penguin Group, GOLF magazine, Guitar Player, The Weekly Standard, Business Week, MAD magazine and the Village Voice, among many others. SEILER also teaches drawing and painting high end caricature illustration at Schoolism.com When not drawing or painting, SEILER spends the rest of his time with his two gorgeous girls, Isabeau and Ava!
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14 Comments:
Mmm, another chapter in the story. It reminds me Pulp Fiction, with the twists and the change of points of view
A second gunman! Awesome.
sweet.
Nice man!
really intense painting! great job!
Love the colors man very graphic novel style. Have a nice weekend!
great face! that´s a gangster! that screwed eye is awsome
fantastic jason !!!
I like atmosphere,love the colors
You do noir with just the right amount of grit.. and blood. A fan of pulp covers myself. Nice to see you taking the baton with ease and style.. and on the raw side of justice.
fantastic light,awesome piece !!!
WoWWWWWW !!!! nice nice !!!
Au revoir!
Besides the technical brilliance (which goes without saying), I love the effect that the greyscale on top of colour gives.
I might have to steal that technique.
awesome painting!
This really radiates raw power! Fantastic.
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