that's one way to keep him grounded! I know, that's a really bad joke--I just couldn't resist. On a more serious note, I very much like his gesture--nice work. vikki bouffardvikkibouffard.blogspot.com
Very nice, Susan. You did a great job capturing his pose. Great light on his face.Waste not, want not. I re-use old panels, too. I use left-over paint from my palette to cover them up, so I'm frugal twice.
I tried that a few weeks ago... Should have sanded it down a bit and maybe covered it with a neutral colored ground.
Glad you shared this idea I will have to try it
This incomplete figure study was done on an old landscape. You can see the horizon line passing through the lower legs.
that's one way to keep him grounded! I know, that's a really bad joke--I just couldn't resist.
ReplyDeleteOn a more serious note, I very much like his gesture--nice work.
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Very nice, Susan. You did a great job capturing his pose. Great light on his face.
ReplyDeleteWaste not, want not. I re-use old panels, too. I use left-over paint from my palette to cover them up, so I'm frugal twice.
I tried that a few weeks ago... Should have sanded it down a bit and maybe covered it with a neutral colored ground.
ReplyDeleteGlad you shared this idea I will have to try it
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