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oil on masonite
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You probably know by now, I can't walk by a person on a bench without thinking of painting them. When I was a teenager, I spent hours sketching people on the train, the Amtrak lounge in Union Station - pretty much everywhere I'd go. I couldn't get enough. Good practice, I just didn't know it at the time.
From the National Botanical Gardens in Washington DC.
From the National Botanical Gardens in Washington DC.
7 comments:
A soulful, elegant picture. Lovely.
There is something so very calming and peaceful about this one, Karin. I think it partly has to do with the greenery of the leaves, but also simply the green cast to the wall behind this woman. I really love this piece.
This is stunning. Happy photographing! I am jealous.
Excelent painting, Karin, I like it very much.
Greattings.
Enrique.
Your figure work is evidence of a lifetime of practice. So lovely - thanks as always and happy shooting.
What do you do when these people catch you staring at them? I've always found that a bit awkward.
I don't stare at anybody.
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