New Cheesecake: Michael Breyette

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I just finished the sketch for my Cheesecake Boy painting of the amazingly talented artist Michael Breyette. Here's a sneak-peek:



Michael was kind enough to provide a reference photo, and I think he did a fabulous job of capturing the pin-up girl spirit!



I am honored that an artist whose work I greatly admire was willing to be a part of my Cheesecake show. If you're not familiar with his collection, I highly suggest you head over to his website and check it out. 

And if you would like to be the first to see Michael and all of his Cheesecake Boy comrades in full painted glory, sign up for my e-mail newsletter here. 


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Peter said…
I love it that you're doing a painting of Michael Breyette, through his site I found yours.
March 3, 2010 at 4:34 AM
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