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Shock Monster Alla Prima oil painting by Rick Baker

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I decided to paint the Shock Monster from the ads for the Topstone mask from the 60's.I want to paint more loose so I thought this would be the perfect subject for it. Based on the graphic ad from the back pages of Famous Monsters which I have always loved.
Painted the canvas yellow with acrylic then did the rest in oil.
Check out my arm wound.

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5 сен 2024

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@DoctorPickle22 9 лет назад

I know it's probably a pain to make these videos sometimes but I just hope you know how much your fans appreciate all the effort you put into these and for sharing these with us! Thank you sir. Great painting by the way & keep up the great work! :)

@oasisnguyen1979 9 лет назад

Very Nice Mr Baker!! Thanks for the video and looking forward to see more! Best O.N.

@HauteBeautyGirl 9 лет назад

That eyeball instantly jumped off the canvas. Amazing.

@donaldrack 9 лет назад

Thanks for making the effort of sharing these. It's a real treat for us.

@MayQuilez 9 лет назад

You are absolutely amazing!

@mikeyseviersspookshow5183 9 лет назад

Man, I'd kill to have a t-shirt with this on it! Rick, would you ever consider offering prints of your artwork for sale? All us monster kids would eat it up.

@riakooijman1215 9 лет назад

stunning!

@Natecarricart 9 лет назад

I love the music with this, very fitting for a classic monster. Also digging this more 50's graphic style that you chose. Very high contrast pop art style. Would make a good movie poster.

@JaxBTheRipper 9 лет назад

Wonderful! I use to oil paint as well. Now as I am getting into SFX I am getting use to Pax Paint. I miss the forgiveness of Oil paints. Last thing you want is for pax to take forever to dry.

@SlashManEXE 9 лет назад

Nice! Almost has a Basil Gogos feel to it

@sweetorganic 9 лет назад

If by "loose" you mean "not as detailed" or "finished", then I think you succeeded. I do understand how difficult that is for someone who has dedicated their life to making things as precise and realistic as possible. I appreciate both approaches, of course.

@steevo1214 9 лет назад

you're the best...period

@mormovies 9 лет назад

I'm obsessed with the Shock Monster and always wondered about his body, his origin. As a kid I assumed he was in a movie and always searched for it. I think the closest image on film is the chlorophyll monster from the Filipino film BEAST OF BLOOD. The Shock Monster deserves his own movie!