Showing posts with label painting a day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting a day. Show all posts
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Carolyn Anderson Workshop
I love the way she paints! Went to a workshop of hers in Fredericksburg TX a few years back and painted these. Oil on wood, 12x16, 16x20.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Crouching Girl
Still wet! This is 5x7". I'd love to handle paint like Milt Kobayashi. With only oil as a medium the paint goes on thickly and it's easier to blend edges. The trick is not to muddy the color.
Friday, March 12, 2010
More Acrylic Painting
I love the non-toxic nature of acrylics but the common wisdom is they're not as beautiful/deep/glowing/brilliant as oils. This one's from a photo I took on Galveston beach.
Labels:
acrylic painting,
beach scene,
daily painting,
painting a day
Ruby Lamb Acrylic Painting
Burlesque Girls
are great to paint!
This is acrylic on black-gessoed canvas.
"Ruby Lamb" was posing at the very first
Dr. Sketchy/Austin at Beerland on Red River.
Size is 30x40". Done a couple of years ago...
are great to paint!
This is acrylic on black-gessoed canvas.
"Ruby Lamb" was posing at the very first
Dr. Sketchy/Austin at Beerland on Red River.
Size is 30x40". Done a couple of years ago...
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Portrait Painting
Here's a 15-minute head study of a male model with the craziest peroxide blond hair. It looked pink to me in the light so now it's part of my new "pink hair" series.
Done at Leslie Pierce's "Full Monty" session. Most of my 15-minute paintings end up getting wiped out or painted over.
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