The second group of grisaille pieces for 2022. Oil on primed substrate. 3.5×2.5 inches. On the back of magic card artists proofs.
Second Grouping for January 2022
Author: cham4242
First Batch January 2022
Happy New Year! The first five grisaille pieces for 2022. Oil on primed substrate. 3.5×2.5 inches. On the back of magic card artists proofs.
Last Five for the Year
Hope everyone’s holidays are proceeding as smoothly as doctored eggnog. These are the last five for the year. Still doing grisaille, as it is just too much fun to let go. Oil on primed substrate. 3.5×2.5 inches. On the back of magic card artists proofs.
Five More Grisaille in December
Continuing with black and white paint for a while I think. Black and white is about contrast and for me a large amount of mystery as things can be pulled in and out of the background with a few adjustments in value. Fun stuff! Oils, 3.5×2.5 inch on primed substrate. Done on the back of Magic card artist proofs.
Four Black and Whites
I have been wanting to work on my value skills for quite awhile. I enjoy grisaille tremendously and started in around Halloween with doing some spookier stuff. Oils, 3.5×2.5 inch on primed substrate. Done on the back of Magic card artist proofs.
Three for the Fall
Three more private commissions of oil paintings on the back of magic card artist proofs. Approximately 2.5″ x 3.5″ in size. Please click for better sizing.
Dragon Commission for July
A commission from a collector who wanted dragon themed cards produced several new cards and one grand idea. These are all done on thousand year old elixir AP magic cards. Oil on primed substrate, 2.5 x 3.5 inches.
Miniature Paintings June
With the advent of the nicer weather, I have been really busy with housework and commissions, leaving little time for personal work. Managed these few more over time. Oil on the back of magic card artists proofs. 3.5 x 2.5 inches.
14mm Dwarves progress
Fairly finished with these tiny figures and 90 percent done on the fourth. The scene with the horse is not going to fit on the small surface without crowding, so it is out. I have designed a different scenario for the top. The strange postures are because they will be pulling on ropes while another is leveraging a large stone.
Just about time to get to putting this all together. The quarter is there for scale of sorts.
Rick Sardinha 