Stirland
22 creative works found
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One last Stab
by hatefueledThis world drags you down each day, / But you’re still up and standing. / You hold your head in your worn hands, / Why is life always so dem…
You’re not numb, you’re human and that’s ok.
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Acrylics on A3..ish brown card. / Well we were actually supposed to focus on building up the image and painting the person behind the face or some hippy thing like that but i just heard paint a self portrait, so i did. No white paint used, I looked at using lighter toned colours for toning, did end up using some black though. I think the best part is the mouth, I’m really happy with the way that part worked out.
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Oil painting , the 3rd of the ‘behold’ project. just 2 more to do. / stock image by mondkalbstock / The ‘Behold’ Paintings: / / The ‘Behold’ Drawings: /
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My logo and title of sorts. that’s right, I dabble in the graphic designing department too :D
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i’m all for girls! lol! yeah neways heres a smaller version for us chicks.
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And finally, a black on white/colour version.
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last version of my logo t-shirts. mays start putting my logo at the bottom of my designs from now on tho. i’ll see how that goes.
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Oils on canvas 30×30cm / In this one I think I painted quite closely to the manipulation. I did however turn some of the whips of fire in the shadows into locks of curly red hair. I also made some texture with the first coat. / She is of Fire / which a few changes made along the way again. / Series: / Water: / Earth: / Air: / Fire:
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Felt Like drawing and Found this Pic in one of my favorite stocker’s galleries! / Ref / This Portrait is available in my 2009 calendar!
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Another white pencils with charcoal portrait on black paper / Reference / Title inspired by Jupiterian Vibe. local Perth band. / This Portrait is available in my 2009 calendar!
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I did this mural a while back in gooseberry hill, here’s the collage i did of the details n stuff of it / and well, that home is now a bed and breakfast and I’ve been asked to continue my work on a wall in the next outdoor room beside the area i last painted! / My mural has also been a main feature of the BnB’s magazine advertisement as well as in a slide show photo gallery on their web site! check that out here / Keep an eye on this page, , for updates on the mural as it reaches completion.
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oils on box canvas 10×10x4cm / (10×10 and 4cm deep) reference from my own stock
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Eyes are the windows to the soul as we all know and the eyes in this picture with the composition of her funky hair demanded i drew her into my portraits sketchbook. / Chalk and charcoal on black paper A4. / Reference / This Portrait is available in my 2009 calendar!
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Reference / Chalk and Charcoal on Textured A4 paper.
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Monochromatic Portraits exploring personality, composition, light and shadow. Drawings and Paintings by Paula Stirland, a.k.a. Hatefueled.
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I’m trying to use a composition method with this one, inspired by ‘Hide And No Seek’, in which the hair complimented the backdrop of woodgrain, here, I’m complimenting the pin strip sleeve with a pin stripped backdrop. I think it worked nicely and it reminds me of sitting at a window watching the rain. / Chalk and charcoal on black A4 paper. / Reference: http://disarmonia-stock.deviantart.com/art/V-N-I-101891805
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Reference / Charcoal and White Pencil on Black A4 Paper. Felt like drawing something to cheer up as my mood has been crashing since graduation exhibition open night and have to prepare for final critique/assessment.
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The beautiful Lady Anvanya. / Chalk and charcoal and a lil bit of green pencil on the eyes on A2 textured paper. / Reference / (i know its not exact. that’s because I work freehand. as in no grids, no tracing etc. )
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A smile is the shortest distance between two people. – Victor Borge (1909 – 2000) / white pencil on black paper A4 / Ref
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Since she asked so politely, I drew this portrait of and for my cousin Hayley sarah reid. yay for circles! / graphite pencils on A4 paper.
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