Ive never thought much of my doodles that Im painting on my basement walls (or my art work overall).
In progress are:
Urd from Ah! My Goddess.
Two depictions of Amaterasu from Okami, (all on the same wall, the wall itself is a deep blue.)
And a on a black wall is an Amida Buddha (think of the Daibutsu Buddha in Kamakura, Japan) in silver and white paint thus far
The four that got painted over are:
Suzaku Kururugis Knightmare Frame the Lancelot from Code Geass
C.C. (in school uniform) from Code Geass
Lacus Clyne (holding pink haro) from Gundam Seed
X10A Freedom Gundam (half blown to bits, lol) from Gundam Seed - Episode 50
Some people that have seen the work in progress have asked me how much Id charge to paint a mural for them. Or if I have a card (wtf?!) standing in line at the Home Depot paint counter. Its just a hobby kinda time consuming and Id have to be in other peoples houses at their whim? Sounds tedious to me that and I dont think that Im good enough to demand a justifiable amount. The time and supplies alone geeze. Plus what if I see in my head isnt what they see? One guy wants Malcom X (in the Boondocks drawing style) but also Andy Warholish with multiple images in different colors. T_T
For fun I have no problem but when money is involved Im squeamish. On another note I probably will not get a chance to finish my four paintings in progress due to the fact that I either have to get a roommate or rent out my place (and Im pretty sure not everyone wants giant anime characters, kanji or a big ass Buddha painted on the walls). Most likely they will all be painted over so that the basement looks normal and finished. Which makes me sad to think that Ill never see what they would have looked like completed.










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comedy should be blunt....like a waffle iron.
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comedy should be blunt....like a waffle iron.
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comedy should be blunt....like a waffle iron.
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Miharu Matsuo
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