Process shots of the characters painted live at SNOWDOWN, info for the giveaway of this custom Never Summer board can be found at Corona Colorado Facebook. Since this was a replay of one of the previous keg paintings I designed and installed the other characters to give the piece a new feel and look, both for my enjoyment and to make it an event unique snowboard.Thanks to Karma for the event photos.Look for the final shots of this and all the kegs for Pacifico soon.
Delton Demarest Arts
Weekly Blog postings from Delton Demarest. Illustration,Murals and Fine Art. All images are the creative property of Delton Demarest, and Delton Demarest Arts LLC. Re-posting and sharing is encouraged, please credit my name and link to the Blog.
1.27.2012
1.26.2012
SNOWDOWN Concepts Live
Here is the Pacifico/Never Summer snowboard and concepts to be painted live at SNOWDOWN this evening. Hope to see you there!
1.25.2012
Pacifico Mountain Rider 1 Details
I forgot to post these detail shots from the first Pacifico Mountain Rider. The surfer's finished James Bond/MI style was not my intention but it enhances the action and I really dig his jet black wet hair. Hope you do as well, thanks for eyeballing the work.
Pacifico Mountain Rider 2
The final painting for Pacifico is in progress and here are some shots of the painting in studio. For this piece I am sticking very closely to the color study and it is going great. It is not yet complete but here is the painting at about 60 percent. All of these kegs have been completed using spraypaint and Liquitex jar color acrylic. Live painting with Pacifico for SNOWDOWN tomorrow evening has me spending the majority of the time prepping the brand new Never Summer board for paint and I aim to finalize the kegs over the weekend. Thanks to Stereo Abstract for the working shots, it was slightly cold in the studio today, hence the hoodie setup. Appreciate your time viewing the work.
1.24.2012
Pacifico Mountain Rider 1
Final Painting of the Mountain Rider 1 Keg for Pacifico. I strayed from the color study slightly as I wanted to warm the scene up and add more contrast, pleased with the results. The last of six paintings is in progress and I will post the final in a later post. Special thanks to the boys at Crown Imports for the painting food. It feels a little bit more like summer in the studio already. Look for SNOWDOWN concepts to be painted live on Thursday. Thanks for taking a trip to see the work.
Pacifico Goggle 1 Pickup
Final of the first Goggle keg painting. This one was picked up and sent to Vail today. The final two paintings are in progress and I will be posting the progress on those in the next few posts. Such a nice feeling to start pulling tape and clearcoat. Thank you for viewing the work.
1.22.2012
Pacifico Kegs Ripcurl Ram
Final photos and color study for the fourth Pacifico keg painting. I would like to talk more about these works but I have a few yet to complete, and I hope you enjoy the pieces so far. These are going smoothly despite another very tight deadline. Completing a 18" x 24" painting a day on a cylinder is not easy. Look for lettering and the final barrels soon. Thanks for viewing the work.
1.21.2012
Pacifico Final Color Studies
Here are the last two color studies for the Pacifico Keg project. The concept with surfer riding the rip curl over the mountains was also a favorite amongst the marketing department, so we decided to play this idea out in two paintings as we did with the Goggle concept. The first uses a purple shifted color key, and the second is a primary color key, both will be similar, with the variation being met through the color difference. Look for the final keg paintings in the next few days. Thanks for stopping by.
1.20.2012
Pacifico Kegs Goggle 2
Process photos of the second Goggle piece for the Pacifico Keg project. The concept had enough strength that it was to be painted twice. I stayed w my color study key and this piece went like clockwork. I am getting fairly anxious to pull the tape and clearcoat these. Alas, I must wait until I have finished all six kegs, and also placed the Pacifico lettering on each piece before I take those final steps. All of these paintings are in acrylic, and I work thin to begin with, layering more "fat" paint on top as I move towards the finish. As always, thanks for viewing the work.
1.19.2012
Pacifico Kegs Stage 2 Cont.
Next keg in the series of 6 that are being painted is nearly completed and the third is underway. One of the larger compositions, this piece incorporates fusion of kayak and halfpipe, this painting went a little bit quicker than many of the others because it contains larger compositional shapes. Overall really like the motion and energy created from the water splash and gesture. On to the next one, which you can see a small preview above.
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