The Daily Mail Online recently featured an "article" poking fun at Arnold Schwarzenegger's new hairstyle. After setting eyes upon the glorious photos, I suddenly decided to paint his portrait. If you read my other blog, you may have noticed my fascination with bad toupees and burnt orange/somewhat oddly pink Old Rich Guy hair. My heart did a backflip when I saw Arnie's new do - and even if it's for a film role, I sincerely hope he styles/colors it like this from now on because it would bring me so much joy. Medium: graphite on paper, digital paint.
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A Portrait of Arnold Schwarzenegger and His Hair
The Daily Mail Online recently featured an "article" poking fun at Arnold Schwarzenegger's new hairstyle. After setting eyes upon the glorious photos, I suddenly decided to paint his portrait. If you read my other blog, you may have noticed my fascination with bad toupees and burnt orange/somewhat oddly pink Old Rich Guy hair. My heart did a backflip when I saw Arnie's new do - and even if it's for a film role, I sincerely hope he styles/colors it like this from now on because it would bring me so much joy. Medium: graphite on paper, digital paint.
