Here he is, the mad one himself! The Mad Hatter! My inspiration for this image was Johnny Depp's portrayal of the Hatter. I have to star by saying, I'm terrified by portraiture. You'll see why in my macro below. The base polish for this is Revlon After Party in two coats. My design is all acrylic paint except for my stamped lightening which was done with Konad Special Black.
All in all, I'm proud of him though.
All in all, a funky 'mad' look and a great week! I'm very happy with my entries for my first week in the Digital Dozen. The talent of these girls totally pushed me to excel. Don't forget to check out the rest of today's looks below, and drop my girls a line in the comment boxes.
Cheers all,
The portrait is great! I recognized it the second I saw it! Good job!
ReplyDeleteHe was soooo tough!
DeleteYour Mad Hatter looks awesome! And that teacup is absolutley amazing! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteThe teacup just...happened...like my hand did it without me! Lol
DeleteYour freehand is seriously insane!! Great job! :D
ReplyDeleteIf I keep reading those comments from you Im going to get full of myself!
DeleteI am super jealous at the face; I wish I had those skills!
ReplyDeleteOh...stop..."sticks head in sand"
DeleteThis is completely amazing. Mad Hatter is freaking awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteHe is creepy! Seeing as he's creepy in the movie it's a perfect fit!
ReplyDeleteTotally creepy!
DeleteThese are awesome!! You killed your first week of being part of the Digit-al Dozen! Terrific work!
ReplyDeleteEeek, thank you! I tried extra hard!
DeleteThis. Is. AWESOME! And while I love the Mad Hatter, that shading on the teacup is perfection! Welcome to the DD!
ReplyDeleteI love the teacup! And thank you, I feel really lucky!
DeleteWOWWWW super fantastic!
ReplyDeleteReally? Thank you!!
Deletethe shading is incredible AND it looks like Jonny, It wouldn't have if I'd done it !
ReplyDeleteLol. Thanks!
Deletethat Mad Hatter is AMAZING and so totally creepy!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! I don't know how you work in such tiny details! It's amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow...super impressive free-hand work!! :D
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