Meet the painter who creates royal portraits with his erect 'willy' paintbrush

London: A Vancouver-born artist uses his penis as a paintbrush to create royal portraits.

The well-endowed artist Brent Ray Fraser, who creates paintings up to 12-feet wide, has created some alternative royal portraits of Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II, the Daily Star reported.

Fraser, who uses a tourniquet to keep his brush firmed up as the paint is very cold, explained that working on the art gets him aroused.

The 36-year-old, who works with acrylic paint and sells his barmy works of art for 5,300 pounds, said that if he is doing a large-scale painting, having his dick be flaccid is better from a technical point of view.

He came up with the unusual method by mixing his two passions, stripping and art.

His work includes a replica of Andy Warhol's Marilyn Monroe, the Mona Lisa and a majestic picture of President Obama.