More surfer girl sketches.
Showing posts with label surfing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surfing. Show all posts
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Left to enlightenment.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Paintings for sale
Got a good response to the artwork on my handplanes I've been shaping. So I've decided paint waves on some gesso boards. These are all acrylic on a very smooth gesso. Details about them are below in the photos. I should have pay pal up and running very soon. Until then if you would like one, leave a comment here and I will get in touch with you. Or find me on Facebook.
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| Blue lip - 5x7 inches on flat gesso board. Ready to frame. SOLD! |
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| Sunset set - 5x7 inches on flat gesso board. Ready to frame. SOLD! |
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| Tube vision - 6x6 inches on mounted 3/4 thick gesso board. SOLD! |
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| Detail of 3/4 wood frame. |
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Hand Planes for sale!
Some may have seen in recent posts, I've been hard at work making a fresh batch of hand planes. Each one is hand shaped and hand painted by me. Start to finish. Made from poplar wood, and completed with a strong polycrylic finish. They're available for sale through my gracious friends at Stoke Harvester on their site. If you like what you've seen, head over there and pick one up!(Heck even if you don't body surf these would look great on the wall and I hate saying that but it's true) Thanks in advance for the support if you choose to grab one, and also thanks for all the words of kindness and support. I hope you're as stoked on them as I am!
Labels:
art,
artwork,
body surfing,
color,
colorful,
colors,
designs,
hand planes,
picture,
renick woods,
Rens blog,
salt water,
sea,
Seattle,
stoke harvester,
surf,
surfing,
waves
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Painting Planes.
Running through some new hand planes. I'll have a more thorough description of how these are made, and the steps that go into them soon. For now here are a few pics of the beginning of the painting process. Starting with pencil sketching an outline, then moving into the paint. Final pics of these will be up later.
| Pencil Lip pitching |
| Pencil outline of a wave. |
| Going left. |
| Think the pencil will make the section? |
| Start of painting |
| Color. |
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Waves
A quick edit of a few waves from the weekend.
Labels:
ocean,
renick woods,
renick woods blog,
salt water,
stand up paddle,
stand up surfing,
surfboard,
surfing,
water,
waves
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Picture in the news
Got my first picture in the news today. Thanks to Travis Mayfield and Stoke Harvester for making this happen!
http://ballard.komonews.com/news/business/new-business-gets-ballardites-water-keeps-owner-flip-flops/644606
http://ballard.komonews.com/news/business/new-business-gets-ballardites-water-keeps-owner-flip-flops/644606
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Leroy Grannis
Found out the other day that Leroy Grannis died. It's always a little sad to think that someone who inspired you has passed. Found this photo of his, it's one of my all time surf favorites. The color, mood, body language. Everything about this picture makes me want to go surf. I think that's what makes a good surf photo. If after looking at it for a few seconds you want to run out the door and jump in the ocean, it's done correctly. Thanks Leroy for all the great images and inspiration.
Labels:
Leroy Grannis,
ocean,
photography,
renick woods,
Rens blog,
sea,
surf wax,
surfboard,
surfing,
waves
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Pictures of the day
Labels:
beach,
cresent beach,
ocean,
renick woods,
Rens blog,
rocks,
sea,
sealife,
sunshine,
surfboard,
surfing,
trees,
watercolor,
waves
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Picture of the day
Labels:
close up,
leash,
macro,
photography,
renick woods,
surf wax,
surfboard,
surfing
New website is up!
Labels:
art,
artwork,
home page,
ocean,
photography,
renick woods,
sealife,
surfboard,
surfing,
website
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Painting a surfboard
A quick video on painting a surfboard to appear like wood. This was done with acrylics and a Iwata spray gun. The wood grain is kinda hard to see due to the compression of the website (lots of macroblocky goodness), but it's there.
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