Scratchboard art by Dan Berg
Still life with apples. Scratchboard art by Dan Berg, American artist
Scratchboard art by Dan Berg
American artist Dan Berg graduated from college of arts twenty years ago, since that he has been experimenting in his favorite scratch-board techniques. In scratch-board each image is thousands of scratches on the surface of the board to reveal the white clay coating beneath. It takes much time to finish the process. Depending on the purpose of the artist, some sections of the finished work can be covered with layers of watercolor, ink, acrylic. The artwork can be left black and white or color can be added to the finished piece by using watercolor, ink, etc.
Hummingbird. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Scratchboard art by Dan Berg
Tiger’s portrait. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Red bells. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Gorgeous butterfly. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
A couple of giraffes. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Red rose. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
A little rabbit. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
A dog. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Seals. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Blue-headed bird. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
A snake. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
White horse. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Cat’s face. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
A lion. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Horses. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
A frog. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Gold Fish. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Two ship. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Fighting deer. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
A spider. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
A hummingbird. Scratchboard painting by American artist Dan Berg
Images from website danberg.org (not available now)
