The woman rider is a very important part of this composition, so I am showing a closeup of her here.
This painting is all about the light and the shadows..and the ever design.
Now back to the casein painting in progress....a handsome Kentucky foal!
Monday, June 14, 2010
Watching Paint Dry
The woman rider is a very important part of this composition, so I am showing a closeup of her here.
This painting is all about the light and the shadows..and the ever design.
Now back to the casein painting in progress....a handsome Kentucky foal!
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What a beautiful portrait! Never would have thought of painting on copper but you do it so well.
Also loved to see your PWC as I have one, too. Aren't these little hamster legs fun?
Love to see your work. Never fails to delight me.
trisha
Thanks Trisha,You made my day!
kp
That's beautiful :).
I'm intrigued about the copper. Do you find it gives a quality to the painting that you don't get with other surfaces, and if so what is it?
Gaina, The oil paint seems to glide over the surface on the copper,unlike the drag on canvas.That is one difference.
And then the golden glow of the copper peeks thru the oil in places...I like the warmth it eminates.
kp
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