StarWars-ified Painting Edits!
So, my mom has a friend who makes a living selling paintings. One of the styles she does are fast-done, simple paintings of landscapes that she can make a lot of, and sell for very affordable prices.
My mom bought a few after asking if she minded if "her daughter made them Star Wars themed by adding stuff to them" and the artist was thrilled about it.
So, anyhow, here's the two paintings my mom came home with, that I finally got around to adding Star Wars details to:
I didn't do much to this one, it was already so pretty and I didn't want to make the changes obvious. So some bantha, a sandcrawler, and two suns + the text "Tatooine" in Aurebesh. I added yellow highlights to all the plantlife to bring out the glare of hte sun and give a bit more detail to the flora, and match with how highlighted the additions I added in are.
Close-up on the bantha and sand crawler
Closer-ish look at the text and flora and bantha
OKAY. LET ME START BY SAYING. *THIS* ABOVE PHOTO IS THE MOST ACCURATE. (It is also my favorite of the two)
Like, wow, this painting changes colors when you move it or put it in different lighting, and my camera HATED trying to take a photo of it.
On the plus side, the warmer-tones the camera gives really highlights the scene in the skies and the detail on the AT-AT.
pew-pewBOOM
X-wings cming in behind the Tie-fighters, ruh-roh.
You can't see if in the photograph but that explosion looks way cooler IRL; there's actually some black in there for the tie-wings being scattered apart. The camera ate it nooooo
I forgot to put the white line inside the plasma-bolts, oops. I'll get that next time it's out of the sleeve. So possibly never.
Wow the camera played with this painting funky. You get the gist hopefully thought!
Nothing fancy for materials; Pre-done acrylic paintings on canvas sheets, I then painted on with acrylic paint-pens and my fingers.
Also, I need to chase my mom's friend down, becaUSE SHE DIDN'T SIGN EITHER PAINTING HONEY PLSSSSSSSSSS
I doodled in a signature but i'll ask her if she'll sign on it next time we see her.