
Of course, the purpose wasn't to make a masterpiece or even a presentable work of art. The purpose was to SEE better so we can paint better.
My hope was to have a somewhat human form when I was done, and I was happy that it turned out as good as it did, looking a whole lot like young Paige. That doesn't always happen, especially in a quick demo.
Try it. It's a great warm up exercise - less than 15 minutes time - about 14 x 19" with only Quinacridone Burnt Orange Watercolor (or whatever single color you like,) water, and a large synthetic round brush.
4 comments:
Your mastery with a brush and a single color never ceases to amaze me! You rock!!!
... and you think we can all do this!!?? your mad. It takes a dedicated, experienced, talented, brave artist like yourself to create a portrait with a brush and a likeness to boot!!!
This is wonderful!!
Thanks for your votes of approval. I see what's wrong with it - the nose, shadows, eyes..... we must quit being so brutal to ourselves and enjoy the process more.
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