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I made a couple of edits to my Kain painting, mostly making the scar on his chest more noticeable. Its position and prominence differs greatly depending on which iteration and image of Kain youāre looking at. Previousley, it was too central and got lost in the crease of his eight-pack.
Oil on canvas board. 50cm x 40 cm.
Attila. A very good boy.
10cm x 10cm. Oil on canvas board.
Mr Marbles. 10cm x 10cm. Oil on canvas board.
Itās an oldie now but one of my favourites. The Penguin. Oil on canvas board. 18cm x 13cm.
A commission for Shannon. 10cm x 10cm. Oil on canvas board.
For commission enquiries, please reach out to me via my website; www.josephcapp.com š
A 10cm x 10cm commission for Lauren. Oil on canvas board.
The Mandalorian. Oil on canvas board. 50cm x 40cm.
This was seven months of pretty painstaking work and I was relieved to finish it. By having the scene brightly lit, all the details of Mandoās armour and weaponry are on full display and so there were a lot of tricky straight lines and precise shapes to capture. My next painting will largely be shrouded in darkness and shadowā¦ š„µ
This was my first time painting with metallic oil paints, which I primarily used for sections of the helmet, gun, bullets and armour dents. Iām not sure if the slight metallic sheen adds anything, but the pewter and silver tones helped me achieve shades of grey without the sometimes annoying blue or brownish tints which combining white and black tones can create.
I prefer this version of Mandoās outfit with the mismatched, battle damaged armour and I wanted to capture him in a scene which reflected that damage. A hero in a moment of crisis and perhaps almost beaten. I wanted the viewer to ponder what had happened to get to this point and to wonder what might happen nextā¦ š«
Iām currently planning my next big painting (which hopefully takes less time) and despite my painting fatigue, Iām very much looking forward to starting it. Hereās a hintā¦ š”ļøš
Hello there Joseph! I hope I'm not disturbing you with this ask but the Elgar'Nation is curious, is there any chance you will ever join Cameo? The work you've done on Elgar'nan has been incredible, and you have no idea how much it means to us, the voice you've given him made us fall in love with the character more than expected and it's definitely what helped built our community. Wishing you all the best, we cannot wait to hear your voice in other games and projects!
Hello! Thatās very kind of you, thank you! I donāt currently have any plans to join Cameo but you never know. Iāve got a few things releasing this year and beyond though, which hopefully you enjoy :) Keep up the great art work and thank you so much for your kind words and support! Joe šļøš¹ļø
HAPPY NEW YEAR ELGAR'NATION!!!
I returned home from celebrating my birthday and decided to do a very quick sketch, because Trevor [with at least some level of assistance from Nere's actor as I understand it? š] signed my Streamily autograph earlier this morning. It was a nice little extra to the day so I wanted to do something to commemorate that it was my birthday. š
Trevor is famous!
Kain. Oil on canvas board. 40cm x 50cm.
