My art tribute to that epic intro sequence for Good Omens Season 2. @neil-gaiman I am so beyond excited to see what all of you have in store for us!
(Pardon my paint-covered fingers)
CHARITY AUCTION!
As with all my charity auctions pieces, this will be one of a kind and I won’t be replicating it exactly. There will probably be other things along this line but this will be the only one of this particular piece!
This was inspired by the amazing opening credits designed by Peter Anderson Studio for Good Omens 2! Specifically the moment where Aziraphale and Crowley spin (dance?) together in space.
DETAILS: This sculpture/thingamajig is custom designed and entirely handmade by me from wood, acrylic and epoxy clay. Turn the handle to make our favorite angel and demon spin!
Item dimensions are about 9” tall and 4” wide. You can see my process video on my Instagram under Ineffablepenguin!
100% of the proceeds from this auction will go to the Transgender Law Center, a charity that is (among other things) fighting against the recent avalanche of laws targeting trans rights in the USA 🌈
[This is an unofficial fanwork and I am in no way affiliated with either Neil Gaiman or anyone involved with the show]
Well, hello. I usually paint portraits in oil. But now that I’ve got a tablet and PS, they open up the opportunity for artistic exploration that would normally take a long time via traditional methods. I don’t have to wait 2 days for a layer to dry for a start… so that’s encouraging.
Anyways, I like Good Omens. It also happens to be the perfect context to examine different art styles from Renaissance to Victorian times. I started this little historical Good Omens art series last month. Let’s begin with Golgotha Aziraphale and Crowley as Rembrandt style oil portraits :)
Good Omens season 1 marketing: ooooh look it’s hellfire and damnation and the apocalypse, oooh look at the good/evil dichotomy between these two, look at the DRAMA of it all
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Good Omens season 2 marketing: what if 🥺 they held hands 🥺 and kissed in the rain ☔ and they were roommates 👨🏻🤝👨🏼
Welcome to my blog! Still cleaning up the mess my teenage self left here all those years ago, but I'm excited to be back and will probably use this space for posting my art!
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