Charles Weiss is a Canadian ARTIST WHO ENJOYS MANY FORMS OF CREATIVITY. Painting, Drawing, Political commentary as editorial cartoons and Wood Carvings
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Caricature of a DOG by Charles Weiss
Saturday, November 8, 2014
St. Lawrence River Fishing with Fishing Fanatics
Trolling with a very Heavy Duty rod holder system. |
Fall November coloured shoreline and sky. |
Scratched and scarred favourite lure that catches Big Muskie for Dave Curtis and Friends. |
Sonar shows depth and numbers of red fish spots on screen. |
Diane the Fishing Fanatic with her large Northern pike she caught and released. |
Chuck steering the boat like a "captain of the river" or as they say "Jesus" take the wheel. Also, showing the big lure Diane caught her big pike with, A NIL MASTER "INVINCIBLE"! |
Fishing Fanatci Dave Curtis and Charles Weiss holding a giant wood carved muskie PERFECT MOMENTO TO REMEMBER THEIR TIME ON THE WATER. |
North wind blowing . Looks perfect for fall pike fishing! |
November Light on the last few boats in the marina. |
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Thirsty Pike Beer ART OF THE LABEL DESIGN
This is My exciting new wood carving of the "Thirsty Pike". |
Artwork Copyright of Charles Weiss 2014
first rough pencil drawing |
Another rough drawing with coloure notes, Black . Green, Gold and white. |
Drawing with bold contrast in the lines. |
I like this fine pen and ink drawing. was close to what the beer company wanted . They wanted more bold contrast and colour. |
This was a more "sly" looking pike and I used a marker to create this art. |
First colour painting of the design using acrylic paint on paper. |
Finished wood carving "Thirsty Pike". |
The final art with a larger glass of beer and a slightly more alert northern pike. This art will appear on the tap at the bar to pour "Thirsty Pike" Pilsener beer. |
Monday, September 29, 2014
Giant wood carved muskie painting
Dark hookers green wash brushed over the back and dorsal fin. |
This muskellunge project ws very involved with a lot of detail. The carving is a hollow design.
The markings are brushed on witha large bristle brush.
A mixture of raw umber and hookers green was used to blend in the shapes
Bright metallic gold was added to the back edge of the scales on the side of the head and along the length of the upper body.
Zesty orange was washed over the fins and a mixture of raw umber was used to create markings on the fins. |
A clear coat of "Varathane " was added to over the fish body to create the "wet look". |
most of thes photos were taken by Diane Robitaille. |
Early stage of wood carving with the basic shape cut from the layers of pine boards. |
Close up on the head of the muskie all the teeth are added and the shaping of the mouth and outside of the head is shaped and detailed with electric carver "Dremel". |
All the fins have been completed and the body shaping is completed and ready to be primed with "gesso". |
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Flaming Paint now offered on wood carved replicas
Flaming Bass pattern wrapped around a realistic smallmouth bass wood carving 14.5 in. long
$180.
Tiger Muskie with an expressive flame paint pattern added 38 inches long
$400
Hot Rod Chinook salmon wood carving 32 inches long $350.
$180.
Tiger Muskie with an expressive flame paint pattern added 38 inches long
$400
Hot Rod Chinook salmon wood carving 32 inches long $350.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Evening salmon fishing along Scarborough waterfront
I was casting and quickly retreIving a glowing spoon lure all around my area.
A jumping salmon could be seen SPLASHING every five minutes!
I had a salmon suddenly grab my spoon and with a super heavy leap snap off the lure. It had enough force to open the metal snap! I re-tied a new snap swivel and added a new glow in the dark spoon.
About an hour later around 8 pm another salmon hit my spoon.
Peter scooped up the fish in a ladnding net and Chris held a flashlight high .
AFTER A GREAT 5 MINUTE FIGHT IT WAS LANDED!
The fish was bronze in colour and measured 32 inches. I guess around 10 pounds. |
The glow in the dark spoon. |
Reflection harbour lights. |
Beautiful salmon landed |
quick removal of salmon eggs with a sharp fillet knife. |
Opening is just large enough to place a hand inside and remove eggs. |
First of two sections of eggs removed. |
Second section of eggs removed |
Mink chasing around the fish laying on the grass hoping for a tasty snack. |
Measuring a big male salmon caught and released by PETER CHANDLER Almost 42 inches! |
Look at the teeth! A RapalA JOINTED MINNOW CARANKBAIT J18 hooked this bad boy a long the Scarborough water front. |
Peter's super big fish before release back inro the lake. He estimated that this chinook in it's prime in the summer would have weighed 35 plus pounds, or 12 kilos! |
Friday, September 12, 2014
Adventure to Lake of the Woods
Kenora , bus depot waiting for the adventure to begin! 27 hours, 1855 kms each way! |
Brent Kruger with an amazing jewel like walleye from Lake of the Woods |
Background Steve B. foreground Brent K, (FISHING MAGICIAN) posing with a walleye fresh caught from secrat walleye hot spot |
Steve B. Bass fishing fanatic and the partner of the "Skid Stik" Lure company. He caught this bass on a SKID STIK! |
I caught and released this wonderful Northern Pike on a 8 in/ 20 cm long white "skid stik". What a fight! Almost 20 pounds and 42 inches on length |
Brent K. posing with the acrylic painting :Surface Muskie Magic" |
Curious multi coloured rocky shore of Lake of the Woods. |
Walleye fish in the process of being filleted by Brent K. |
Brent K. holding Landing Net with the Big Northern Pike! The hooks fell out of the fishes mouth immediately after it was in the net! |
Acrylic on canvas painting of scenery during a rain shower. I like how the rain softens all the reflections. |
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