My husband Allen is a man that has many artist talents that most people don't know about. He is also a chainsaw carver. He just started the spray paint art this fall. He started watching YouTube on how to spray paint and his first picture he ever painted was a master piece. This is like his 4th piece he did. It's the twin towers in NYC.
These pictures do not do justice on what they look like in person. I just took the pictures with my phone.
They are all done in spray paint the he buys at Dollar Store. And done on .99 cent poster board.
Since it started being cold in garage where he does all his paintings. He started bringing the paints in basement to store over night since they don't spray right when they are cold.
So tonight decided to go out and snap a couple pictures of him doing them. As you can see he places something round where the sun is.
Also uses paint scrapers, Quinton's old sock, paint brushes or what ever he finds setting around that he needs.
Here hes making rays for the sun.
This is Allen's therapy. When he is missing in action and we smell a slight paint smell the kids ask "Is Daddy painting again?"
As I'm writing this blog he's out finishing up this piece. Hoping he will be in soon so I can show you finished picture.
Most of his paintings only take a hour or two. Think he's giving his sister this one since she loves elephants.
After Christmas I'm hanging this one in our living room wall.
These mountains are amazing!
He painted these two when he missed me when
I was in Florida.
And he is such a perfectionist that is why I had to beg him to write this blog.
This is the first one he ever painted. Love the big moon and the reflection in the water.
He did this eye in 15 minutes.
This is what he did tonight. It's his first painting he did in modern art form. It is on three different pieces. Wow! I am so amazed at this mans talent he has held within himself and is now sharing with us and I hope soon many others too.
We all are given gifts and it is a great thing when we discover them and can share them with others.
9 comments:
This is so unique. Always wished I was artist. Totally missed me. Can't write books like my brother and brother-in-law either. Enjoy your blogs.
What amazing talent!!!
They are wonderful!!! Please ask him to wear a mask so he isn't breathing all those fumes....:)
Love ya, Laura
Thank you! @Laura he ussually does wear a mask. But guess he must of slid it off to talk to me when I came out to watch him. Think he still breathes in to many fumes and that's the down side of this hobby. Love you too Laura and thanks for caring:) Lena
These paintings are great! I've never seen this type of painting before. He is very talented! Yes,please wear a mask!:)
Wow! These paintings are very well done! Does he sell any of his paintings? I would be interested in buying one! Thanks for sharing them on your blog!
@Life of Adventure sure he'd sell them. His email is alschlabach@gmail.com
Wow, what talent! Thanks for sharing!
Wow! That's amazing!! Sara keim
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