My boy Hernan had a collaboration in mind between me and him. He was having a show coming up and wanted a joint piece in the exhibit. I was stoked, he does great work and his style is so opposite of mine it just made sense that it come out looking nicely, like a plane crashing into the sea.
He proposed we do our version of the scene from The Sandlot where the baseball goes over the fence.
He painted his part, than I added mine and lastly he put finishing touches on his selection.
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This is what Hernan originally painted and brought to me |
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As soon as I got it I masked his work, I did that because 60-70% of my work is done with spray-paint so techniques like masking are a big part of my craft, especially when I want to avoid getting overspray on things |
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This is what my paintings start out like, masked off areas, blue tape and splatters of color |
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De-masked canvass prior to details added and brush work |
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Work in progress |
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My part of the painting is done in this photo
Finished Product
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