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.
Great painting and great advice to go with it. Amazing:)
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteI love your paintings, I have a question, I noticed that you paint on 4x4 what kind of brushes do you use and what sizes?
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This one has a wonderful abstract quality to it Karin. Love the chunky brushstokes on the face against the smooth hair. Bold composition!
ReplyDeleteBrushes are flat, anywhere from 1/2" to 3/4" wide.
ReplyDeleteI think I once dated this woman. Lovely work.
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