With each painting I always learn something new. Today I’m learning that with the face, you don’t have to be off by a mile for it to look like your off by a mile. And the curves of a woman’s body are so subtle that great care must be taken during the observation process and aligning reference points is something I have to practice through out the whole process. I’ve worked on this one for a few hours this morning but I think its time to stop. I fixed a few things but I need to look at it later with fresh eyes.
Showing posts with label Vogue Series 11. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vogue Series 11. Show all posts
Saturday, December 18, 2010
With each painting I always learn something new
Vogue Series 11
With each painting I always learn something new. Today I’m learning that with the face, you don’t have to be off by a mile for it to look like your off by a mile. And the curves of a woman’s body are so subtle that great care must be taken during the observation process and aligning reference points is something I have to practice through out the whole process. I’ve worked on this one for a few hours this morning but I think its time to stop. I fixed a few things but I need to look at it later with fresh eyes.
With each painting I always learn something new. Today I’m learning that with the face, you don’t have to be off by a mile for it to look like your off by a mile. And the curves of a woman’s body are so subtle that great care must be taken during the observation process and aligning reference points is something I have to practice through out the whole process. I’ve worked on this one for a few hours this morning but I think its time to stop. I fixed a few things but I need to look at it later with fresh eyes.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Vogue Series Oil Painting, Dry Brush
I wanted to keep this painting simple, just a girl in jeans and a white shirt.
So my only technique here is dry brush. I started with big hogs hair brushes and put down the ugly parts, after that dried I came back and tightened it up a little.
I’ll let it sit for a while and think about my next move on it.
So my only technique here is dry brush. I started with big hogs hair brushes and put down the ugly parts, after that dried I came back and tightened it up a little.
I’ll let it sit for a while and think about my next move on it.
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