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This was a commission painting for . The piece would be a complimentary scene of Sin and Hatred from my older painting "Hatred" where Sin and Hatred are combating each other. The deal with Hatred is that his size and power grows with the infliction of more pain, so the more Sin abuses or hurts him the bigger and more powerful he is. This scene would thus be something in the beginning of that conflict where Sin is bigger and overpowering/torturing him but its that hate that fuels Hatred and thus he later becomes like this
--->

This new piece is about 2ftx4ft but actually more complexly painted then the older one. For one piece, the "gray" paints are not mixes of white and black acrylics! No, in fact all the shades are mixes of COLOR paint I use phalo green, paynes gray blue, and cadmium reds to make the shades and tones. Hard to see in the picture but if you were to look very close up to the canvas, you can see the green hues in the blackest parts and blues in the lightest parts. Thanks Jay-lel for the commiss! It was a real pleasure to get into some real paints and canvas and I always love to experiment with each one!

Also, if you'd like to see some WIP pics of the painting you can check it out in my scraps here:

Acylic paint on canvas, 2ftx4ft
Sin and Hatred (c) Crystal Gonzalez

Description
This was a commission painting for . The piece would be a complimentary scene of Sin and Hatred from my older painting "Hatred" where Sin and Hatred are combating each other. The deal with Hatred is that his size and power grows with the infliction of more pain, so the more Sin abuses or hurts him the bigger and more powerful he is. This scene would thus be something in the beginning of that conflict where Sin is bigger and overpowering/torturing him but its that hate that fuels Hatred and thus he later becomes like this
--->

This new piece is about 2ftx4ft but actually more complexly painted then the older one. For one piece, the "gray" paints are not mixes of white and black acrylics! No, in fact all the shades are mixes of COLOR paint I use phalo green, paynes gray blue, and cadmium reds to make the shades and tones. Hard to see in the picture but if you were to look very close up to the canvas, you can see the green hues in the blackest parts and blues in the lightest parts. Thanks Jay-lel for the commiss! It was a real pleasure to get into some real paints and canvas and I always love to experiment with each one!

Also, if you'd like to see some WIP pics of the painting you can check it out in my scraps here:

Acylic paint on canvas, 2ftx4ft
Sin and Hatred (c) Crystal Gonzalez