Pacman ghost swims with the fishes original Acrylic painting on 8 x 10 inch canvas By Bristol UK Artist Chris Shopland
I have no idea where this crudely painted silly idea came from but I was thinking of the Pac-Man ghosts having to full die and reincarnated later when the pill runs out and the saying mafia bosses have “he is sleeping with the fishes” and this was born. Since then its even been used as inspiration for another artists painting who wanted to give it a go at painting it, so odd seeing another version of your painting but fun to see someone else become inspired by the bonkers painting I create for a relaxed wind down after a more intense and detailed painting session. This will certainly turn few heads and be a great talking point!
Acrylic on 8 × 10 canvas
I have no idea where this crudely painted silly idea came from but I was thinking of the Pac-Man ghosts having to full die and reincarnated later when the pill runs out and the saying mafia bosses have “he is sleeping with the fishes” and this was born. Since then its even been used as inspiration for another artists painting who wanted to give it a go at painting it, so odd seeing another version of your painting but fun to see someone else become inspired by the bonkers painting I create for a relaxed wind down after a more intense and detailed painting session. This will certainly turn few heads and be a great talking point!
Acrylic on 8 × 10 canvas
I have no idea where this crudely painted silly idea came from but I was thinking of the Pac-Man ghosts having to full die and reincarnated later when the pill runs out and the saying mafia bosses have “he is sleeping with the fishes” and this was born. Since then its even been used as inspiration for another artists painting who wanted to give it a go at painting it, so odd seeing another version of your painting but fun to see someone else become inspired by the bonkers painting I create for a relaxed wind down after a more intense and detailed painting session. This will certainly turn few heads and be a great talking point!
Acrylic on 8 × 10 canvas