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Thursday, February 28, 2008
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Barack Obama Portrait & An Inappropriate Cartoon
This is one of my miniature oils of Barack Obama. Ocassionally I'll post a similar painting to my Ebay auction page, but I'm happy to take requests. A 4 by 6 oil is $50, a 5 by 7 is $75 and an 8 by 10 is $100. You can contact me at faithmouse (at) yahoo [.] com.

Here are a few additional portraits I've created of the current Democratic presidential frontrunner, some of which I've posted directly to barackobama.com in their 'community blogs' section.




Thanks to Drew Onaloff for posting the above Barack Obama artwork.
MBDScout also posts the Barack Obama in their AP - Obama effectively clinches Dem Nomination thread.
Just My Thoughts has the Barack Obama painting in their History Has Been Made post.
A few recent additional posts of the above painting...
http://wordsyouown.blogspot.com/2008/11/blog-post.html Obama portrait
http://forum.tribalwars.net/showthread.php?t=100962 Obama portrait
http://danielmcvicar.com/2008/11/yes/ Obama portrait
http://www.side-line.com/forum/threads.php?id=36993_0_20_0_C Obama painting
http://funbeam.livejournal.com/695.html Barack Obama prays painting
http://www.greasylake.org/the-circuit/index.php?showtopic=80894 Barack prays painting

My most recent Barack Obama painting. I call this 'Obama Victory Pie.'

And now, an inappropriate cartoon featuring Faithmouse, Poot and Taint (adult content.)
I don't create as many cartoons as I used to in the past, mainly because I've been unsucessful in getting a syndicate to distribute Faithmouse and also because the hand-painted oils continue to do well. However, the cartoon continues to thrive online, as well as on a number of off-site forums where I regularly post original content.
Love to have the time to ink all of the newer cartoons, but for now I'm satisfied with the pencils.
Here are a few additional portraits I've created of the current Democratic presidential frontrunner, some of which I've posted directly to barackobama.com in their 'community blogs' section.
Thanks to Drew Onaloff for posting the above Barack Obama artwork.
MBDScout also posts the Barack Obama in their AP - Obama effectively clinches Dem Nomination thread.
Just My Thoughts has the Barack Obama painting in their History Has Been Made post.
A few recent additional posts of the above painting...
http://wordsyouown.blogspot.com/2008/11/blog-post.html Obama portrait
http://forum.tribalwars.net/showthread.php?t=100962 Obama portrait
http://danielmcvicar.com/2008/11/yes/ Obama portrait
http://www.side-line.com/forum/threads.php?id=36993_0_20_0_C Obama painting
http://funbeam.livejournal.com/695.html Barack Obama prays painting
http://www.greasylake.org/the-circuit/index.php?showtopic=80894 Barack prays painting
My most recent Barack Obama painting. I call this 'Obama Victory Pie.'
And now, an inappropriate cartoon featuring Faithmouse, Poot and Taint (adult content.)
I don't create as many cartoons as I used to in the past, mainly because I've been unsucessful in getting a syndicate to distribute Faithmouse and also because the hand-painted oils continue to do well. However, the cartoon continues to thrive online, as well as on a number of off-site forums where I regularly post original content.
Love to have the time to ink all of the newer cartoons, but for now I'm satisfied with the pencils.
Faithmouse ACEO 'Praising God With A Potted Plant' cartoon
Click above to view larger ACEO image.
ACEO stands for Art Cards, Editions and Originals. Measuring only 2.5 x 3.5 inches, ACEO's are an excellent way for collectors to accumulate a private portfolio of original art at affordable prices.
Above is my very first ACEO Faithmouse cartoon which I'm currently offering on Ebay. The painting is based on a line cartoon I drew about a year ago. This is also my very first painting using gouache, which is sort of a very opaque watercolor. Creating a full color image the size of a Pokemon card was a challenge and took longer than it probably should have, but I'm not too unhappy with the results.
Most of these cards seem to sell for anywhere between 5 to 50 dollars, depending upon factors such as subject matter, attractiveness and detail. This particular card will be available for bidding for the next 7 days. An entertaining experiment, I hope.
Happy bidding!
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