Autumn White Tail, in acrylic &colored pencil by Lorrainejoy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I did this ll"X14" piece with two pieces of frosted mylar plastic and one sheet of stonehenge paper. I drew the deer on the paper and then traced it on both sheets of the mylar. The underpainting was done all in acrylic paint, and then the second mylar sheet was done in colored pencil, both sides. The third sheet, which was also mylar, was done in both acrylic and colored pencil, both sides. When put together, this technique looks almost 3 dimentional because you can see through all of the pages. Comments anyone?

Comments (10)
Absolutely stunning work sis! Really love your technique and the 3D look you achieved. You are definitely an inspiration. Bravo!
beautiful work!
Stunning!! You have captured the beauty of the deer so well and Autumn is my most favorite time of year when the leaves turn colors. Brava!!
this is absolutley beautiful. I am always amazed at your detail... very lifelike. love it!! ty for sharing this :)
Really nice work! I think it's a really interesting technique. I wonder how it would look if one of the under layers was done much darker? Might give some nice shadow effects.
Very nice work Lorraine, the colours glow :D The technique seems similiar to using Photoshop, and it seems to give so much depth to the image. Thank you so much for sharing hugs :D
Nice Work!
Wow, that's quite the complicated sounding procedure to achive this, but so very worth the effort. Beautiful work.
what a marvel again... you can hear the harmonies of nature and ake them a visual gift for us all... amazing :)
As above!......another top of the hits for me. well done Lorraine. regards Marc XX :)