4 x 4"oil on masonite
sold
I painted this guy on a mustardy background, perfect for skin tones, great compliment for oranges, reds and greens.
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The results of the life of a paintaholic.
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- Karin Jurick
- Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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3 comments:
Your work is wonderful. It's great that they all sell. But I get frustrated every time I see one of your portraits because there is no opportunity to buy one. Do I have to get in line or something?
Karin, if you see this, I was wondering if you are using Rustoleum or another spray for the ground, or acrylic paint???
I use rustoleum for black, acrylic for different colors - all go on top of gessoed hardboards.
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