Showing posts with label father. Show all posts
Showing posts with label father. Show all posts
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Comic-Con Art Show Announcement
Art Show at San Diego Comic-Con (Chris Thorne - Artist)
| Start Time: | Thursday, July 22, 2010 at 8:00am |
| End Time: | Sunday, July 25, 2010 at 4:00pm |
| Location: | San Diego Convention Center (Sails Pavilion) |
Description
Chris Thorne - Artist will have multiple pieces of artwork on display during the Art Show at San Diego Comic-Con, which runs from Thursday the 22nd through Sunday the 25th. Comic-Con attendees & exhibitors are invited to take a moment out of the craziness that is SDCC to stop by Sails Pavilion and check it out!
There are approximately 200 artists exhibiting work during the Art Show and most of the work will be available for purchase via a silent auction or quick sale. I am pleased to be exhibiting amongst a group of high caliber artists. I will be visiting the display off and on throughout the exhibit and hope to see some of you there!
If you have friends who are coming to Comic-Con please feel free to pass on an invite to visit the Art Show!
For more information on Chris Thorne and my artwork, please visit http://www.christhorneart.info/ or http://sketchbookbychris.blogspot.com/
There are approximately 200 artists exhibiting work during the Art Show and most of the work will be available for purchase via a silent auction or quick sale. I am pleased to be exhibiting amongst a group of high caliber artists. I will be visiting the display off and on throughout the exhibit and hope to see some of you there!
If you have friends who are coming to Comic-Con please feel free to pass on an invite to visit the Art Show!
For more information on Chris Thorne and my artwork, please visit http://www.christhorneart.info/ or http://sketchbookbychris.blogspot.com/
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Friday, March 19, 2010
The Finished piece...really this time
I guess I forgot to upload the image last time I posted this. LOL Anyway. This is the finished piece. Besides getting his likeness, it was really important to me to include the window in the background. He designed and made that stained glass window. I was also worried about the tone of the skin, but when I started on the sweater, the skin was secondary. I was really worried that the sweater was going to turn out crappy, but I think it came around rather nicely.
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