Showing posts with label photobooth painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photobooth painting. Show all posts
Friday, October 14, 2011
Grandma's Dimestore Photobooth Collection
Three generations are captured in this large-scale whimsical painting commissioned by the grandmother (second from the left). Working from actual photobooth strips, I captured the client's spouse, children, and grandchildren expressing their inner silliness. If I did my job well, you may recognize some of the faces.
Labels:
family portrait,
oil portrait,
photobooth painting
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Teenagers in a photobooth
My studio assistant and I delivered this commissioned oil portrait last month. "Core Four in a Photobooth" (12" x 30") is of four teenage girlfriends commissioned by the mom of one of the girls as a holiday gift for her daughter. I must admit it was a great idea. How fun would it be to have a painting like this today (30 years later) of my four best girlfriends in highschool?
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