An artist's journal.
Here you'll find my paintings and musings, where the featured subjects could likely cover just about anything.Looking forward to a daily celebration of life's gifts by using the brightest, happiest colors in the box!
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Here you'll find my paintings and musings, where the featured subjects could likely cover just about anything.Looking forward to a daily celebration of life's gifts by using the brightest, happiest colors in the box!
Visitors looking for 'B's Journey', click here.
Friday, September 10, 2010
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"The Girl" 2010
ACRYLIC ON 22" X 28" X 3/4" GALLERY STRETCHED CANVAS
not for sale
~a work in progress~
I had so hoped to have this done by now. But once again, studio time took a back seat to life's requests. So, I will finish tomorrow (in a perfect world). My goal was to get the finished painting posted this evening, but this work in progress will have to do. I also want to give this to The Girl, whom I will see tomorrow. She is an amazing subject, absolutely stunning.
It is 90% done. Her hair is blocked in, but not finished and there are still a few things (skin, jewelry and such) that need fine tuning, but it's close enough to post as a work in progress.
I am pleased with the results of this one. Once I get her hair and skin done, she will look even better!
This was supposed to be a one day painting, but that plan got sidetracked again by.....life. I guess if you added up all the hours I've spent on this one, it's actually closer to a two day painting, spread out over 3 days. I've got about 12 hours into it so far and I successfully balanced hubby, friends, family and home time with painting. Yippee!
Once again, since this was a brand new style, I played around with different ideas, painting over the stuff I didn't like, which added to easel time.
I used a regular photo of the girl, playing with colors and style, trying to make it dramatic. It sort of reminds me of a comic book character. I think this might become a popular style.
I am excited to add this new style to my portraiture repertoire.
I'm also excited my painting a day goal, though not reached, did once again get me back in the studio painting.
So, for now, I think I will continue to be happy with a painting a week. :O)
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"There are days when I feel I could've painted the Sistine Chapel and, then, there are the days when I'm not sure I could trace a stick figure.... the only difference between these days is my state of mind"~ Jenna Millward Corkill
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Great website! Thanks for sharing your lovely art. I like your playlist, too!
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