Spray painting that is! At first I didn't think this rough seas painting was looking like it was going to turn out all that interesting, but then when you get to the end it's pleasantly surprising!
Rough seas painting #34 as it said, is interesting and really turned out much nicer than I expected it would. The final touches the artist adds is what really makes it, so be sure to watch it to the end.
Gone are the days when art is limited to the boundaries of the traditional art mediums. Spray paints, stencils and computer animation art has moved in!
Update: The video originally posted here is no longer available, nor could I locate a suitable replacement. :-(
Treasure!
-
The white sharks are the dread of sailors in all hot climates, for they constantly attend vessels in expectation of anything which may be th... -
Ahoy friends! Are you looking for something to do for some good plain fun? How bout spending some time sailing round with an online sailin... -
If you've ever been to the western tip of Washington State in the Strait of Juan De Fuca, you will find a place that's all about fis... -
What's 42 feet wide by 289 feet long and cost $130,000,000 to build? That's $130 million dollars in case you thought that was a typo...
-
Anyone who loves the artistic qualities of tall sails clapping in the wind most likely would also appreciate clipper ship art. I came across... -
Wow, what a view! Imagine sitting there in your Hawaiian beach rental with your favorite beverage as you prepare to set sail into the wonder... -
Coming to theaters this Summer in 3D! The Pirates of the Caribbean action adventure movie, "On Stranger Tides" will be sailing in...
-
It's funny how some things will trigger an event in ones memory. I had completely forgotten about this until I just read a blog post abo... -
There are seafaring stories from long ago about the treasure troves from pirates plundering, and how they overflowed fine treasure chests, ...
-
A treasure cache may seem to be a new idea, but if pirates of old lived today they would be the first to remind us that they were the master...