Cobble-Bot Portrait by Jay-el-Jay
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a piece done on my own recycled handmade paper which I painted using watercolors and a brush made from my own hair.It measures about 14" by 12".Comments are appreciated.
Comments (17)
was your hair still attached to your head? outstanding painting and pardon the pun
My hair wasn't attached at the time,but I did see pictures of a Japanese Sumi artist that painted with his own hair that was.Nice flowing lines.
Really fantastic job on this cool work of art, Jim. I love the way you brought a Cobble-Bot to life here.
A great color combination my friend. So cool that you are still using your own recycled handmade paper and recycling your own hair!
Wow - your own paper! Now, that's awesome! I love this fun painting, and the fact you used your own hair in the brush really makes this art a part of you - so cool! I don't think I have enough hair left for more than a #00 liner! LOL
Great work and cool concept hair today - paint tomorrow?
i like the work on this, Jim..
Very nice work :)
cool
It looks great. I like that you're using your own recycled handmade paper and a brush made of your own hair. Very creative and above all environmentally friendly. Excellent work.
A wonderful self sufficient way of working! Cobble bot is off for a holiday in Scotland I see.
He lives in a green world. Very nicely painted
The green represents a circuitboard.Thanks for commenting.
Fantastic and original creation!
Wonderful and creative and ecological composition, Jim. A nice portrait indeed. The dark edge really give it a sense of depth. Nice details and ideas.
unsual art indeed:)
Fantastic work... Wonderfully done !
very wonderful work here
Well done... great to see this piece... there is more than a little part of you in this work... I like the way it's an extension of the subject matter you enjoy constructing. As you can probably see from my image I could not do this myself unless I wanted to recreate the old time Mr baldy image with iron filings for hair and beard in a vacuum pack... remember those?.. with a little wand with a magnet on the tip you could give him a hair and a beard. I could use clipping to emulate the iron filings.lol
Of course I remember Wooly Willy.I had lots of fun with him and always enjoyed magnets.