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| 5-value study of Kashmir |
Showing posts with label animal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animal. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
5-value study of Kashmir
Here's a 5-value study of Kashmir. I spent way too much time on this one... but I'm happy with it.
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acrylic,
animal,
value study
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
5-value study of Shiner
Labels:
acrylic,
animal,
value study
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Oil study#1
It was a no show today. I felt rusty after two days not painting. So I decided to show you my first ever oil painting. The subject is our sweet dog, Maple.
I painted this one at the end of 2007 as an assignment in a color mixing class. There is no way to learn about mixing color with pastel. So that's how I started with oil. I used burnt sienna and turpentine to do an under painting. I avoided touching what I wanted to leave white, I diluted the paint more for the lighter color (like the background) and used more paint (less turpentine) for the darker spots.
Since it was my first oil painting I wasn't sure how to proceed after that. I tried few things and I decided to leave it alone.
I painted this one at the end of 2007 as an assignment in a color mixing class. There is no way to learn about mixing color with pastel. So that's how I started with oil. I used burnt sienna and turpentine to do an under painting. I avoided touching what I wanted to leave white, I diluted the paint more for the lighter color (like the background) and used more paint (less turpentine) for the darker spots.
Since it was my first oil painting I wasn't sure how to proceed after that. I tried few things and I decided to leave it alone.
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