Bambi and Stumper in DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER (1971)

The henchmen in DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER work in pairs. Mr Wint and Mr Kidd are one example. In another scene, Bambi and Stumper, the athletic pair, are another. They are hired to guard Mr Whyte's house in Las Vegas and to give Mr. Bond a hard time. (8" x 10" acrylic on canvas)

Tiffany Case in DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER (1971)

In DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER, the glamorous diamond smuggler Tiffany Case has an impressive action scene, with Bond driving her red Mustang, chased by thugs in the neon-lit night streets of sinful Las Vegas. The red car is definitely the star of that long car chase sequence. (8" x 10" acrylic on canvas)

Ernst Stavro Blofeld in DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER (1971)

If I paint another Blofeld, I must include his beloved white cat. This portrait of Blofeld was the first time I use sticky rhinestones to make shiny objects stand out. A lot of fun doing it and I am happy with the result. (8" x 10" acrylic on canvas) 

Mr. Wint & Mr. Kidd in DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER (1971)

First character portrait from the movie DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER. The first double-portrait in this project. It was fun to try to capture the intensity of the flames that comes from the burning shishkabob skewers Mr Kidd holds in his hands, and see the reflections of the flames in his glasses. (8" x 10" acrylic on canvas)