The talented and obscenely prolific Bethalynne Bajema has rendered my likeness in oil, an act for which I’m both humbled and grateful. ☆ While the painting itself is not for sale, a limited edition of 35 signed and numbered reproductions on metallic paper — as well as 13 hand-embellished, signed and numbered prints on 8″ x 12″ fine art paper — are.
:: the artist’s work ::
☆
Three parts because I blab about myself enough as it is; two parts because today I’m about as sharp as a plastic spoon — please allow me to present further details via the artist’s own verbiage:
“One of the first portraits I created for my Black Ibis project was for the enigmatic Clint Catalyst. I’ve been so invested in the faded colors and sepia work these past few years I had almost forgotten what it’s like to work in the dark end of color spectrum. It was almost like I was a twenty year old goth again painting the cute lad who I always catch at the coffee shop…
This print will ship well backed flat, in a plastic sleeve to protect it. Please allow three to six weeks for delivery within the US. International orders may take a smidge longer.”
Miss Bajema then goes on to thank me [when it is I who have thanks to extend her direction!], and adds:
“[Clint] will be found among my tarot deck, as well — as The Hierophant! You will find a few other print versions of this painting in The Scriptorium Shop under the ‘Black Ibis’ category.”
Moreover, you’ll find a special offer — as well as the name of our winner
for the Jillian Lauren: Some Girls
beneath the cut…
