4 x 4"oil on masonite
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Spent the morning warming up - literally and painting-wise. The best experience I have with this series is nothing is planned - no sketching, no colors intended from the start, no pressure. It's the best thing you can do, to limber up, no matter what the subject matter is.
7 comments:
Great painting and great advice to go with it. Amazing:)
I love your impressionistic brush strokes - you really have established a nice unique style of yours. And it shows up whether your painting is planned or spontaneous.
I believe that's what makes a mature painter - one with his/her own style, and that's the quality many galleries and collectors are looking for.
This is great. She looks like she's contemplating. I drove out to the country today, saw a hawk pounce on Lunch.
I love your paintings, I have a question, I noticed that you paint on 4x4 what kind of brushes do you use and what sizes?
Thank you
AV
This one has a wonderful abstract quality to it Karin. Love the chunky brushstokes on the face against the smooth hair. Bold composition!
Brushes are flat, anywhere from 1/2" to 3/4" wide.
I think I once dated this woman. Lovely work.
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