I Use Musical Instruments As Canvases For My Painted Creations

I take a violin or guitar that’s sand-papered, worn-out, or simply unable to produce sound and I turn them into art mediums for my thoughts and painting ideas. Starry skies, whales, waves, or simply abstract, I use tester emulsion paint pots for the main color and acrylics and watercolors for the finer details and imagery of the beautiful paintings.

Each musical instrument piece takes me roughly 2-3 days to complete, 1 tub of ice cream for support, and an old pair of trousers to wipe the paintbrush on.

While the violin I created is virtually impossible to play, both classical guitars and their sounds have been unaltered in the process and with some good strings and tuning, are completely playable, unique artworks.

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Classical Guitar (Playable – Needs Strings)

I Use Musical Instruments As Canvases For My Painted Creations

Exam Piece – Violin

I Use Musical Instruments As Canvases For My Painted Creations

Small Classical Guitar (Playable)

I Use Musical Instruments As Canvases For My Painted Creations

I Use Musical Instruments As Canvases For My Painted Creations

Classical Guitar (Playable – Needs Strings)

Exam Piece – Violin

Small Classical Guitar (Playable)

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Miss Inktrovert