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Here's another landscape from a reference picture from Fredericksburg. For this one I did an underpainting with burnt sienna (bottom) and let it show through in the final painting (top).
Oil on canvas panel, 6 x 8"
The underpaintingMonday, July 5, 2010
Oil study #177: Hill Country Dusk
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Here's another landscape from a reference picture from Fredericksburg. For this one I did an underpainting with burnt sienna (bottom) and let it show through in the final painting (top).
Oil on canvas panel, 6 x 8"
The underpainting
Here's another landscape from a reference picture from Fredericksburg. For this one I did an underpainting with burnt sienna (bottom) and let it show through in the final painting (top).
Oil on canvas panel, 6 x 8"The underpainting
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This is really very nice, Johanne. The underpainting is a very interesting technique.
Very nice Johanne. I like seeing your underpainting process. You are very faithful to keep painting and posting. I admire your determination.
I like both of these. Which is more difficult, the underpainting or the final product? Really looking forward to seeing you soon.
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