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Completed pet portrait. This commissioners companion rock pidgeon was lovingly handpainted on a windstone pyo rock dragon. They’ve already had this piece for a while. I just like showing the wip lead up to the finals.
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Started on another windstones pyo, this time a gryphon channeling one of my favourite native birds.
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‘Superbia orciapis’ WE kirin. This piece is painted using FolkArt metallics, FolkArt colourshift, & atelier acrylic paints, and is sealed with a UV protective gloss topcoat. The colour scheme is based on the orchid bee. I’ve decided to keep this one for my collection but will be painting more windstones in this colour scheme in…
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Spent all of a morning shading all the scales. Also added in the metallic black details.
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Quick little paint of a windstone kitsune in a melanistic silver fox theme. Piece created using atelier interactive paints and sealed with a gloss coat. ‘Sutaraito’ is available for adoption in my Kofi/Etsy stores. ‘Sutaraito’ Windstones PYO Kitsune – EzekiellsPlayground’s Ko-fi Shop
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Throwback to the first larger windstone I ever painted based on an ayam cemani rooster.
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Loon WE gryphon. This piece has been handpainted with atelier paints, pearlEx pigments, & finished with a UV resistant satin finish. NFS this piece already has a home.
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Thread sculpted feet and paws for the truffle bear. This took literal hours and thread pulling hurt my hands, but the end result is so satisfying. These still need colour shading before being attached to the body (& I’m terrified of doing it! What if I stuff them up?!).
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My partners late grandmother loved loons, so I’m painting up this gryphon as a loon in tribute. I’m also playing around incorporating retarder and thinning medium in my paints, so far I’m loving the enhanced ability to blend & maintaining pigment vibrancy!