rockett pad 1
Uh-oh ... I've been dropping the blog ball again. With the new year comes not much blogging inspiration (damn you Facebook!) so I'll go with plan B: the work in progress! Blogging a painting's progress takes little effort but results in multiple posts (sweet).
I'm back to using acrylic paint to do a house portrait to commemorate Angela and Wade's 15th anniversary and first house! It's 12" x 12" and I'm painting on linen, primed with clear gesso. I did the underpainting in alizarin crimson mixed with burnt sienna. The light conte drawing has almost been obliterated already by my efforts in painting the handsome Marlowe with a teeny-tiny brush. Stay tuned as there's so much more to come!
I'm back to using acrylic paint to do a house portrait to commemorate Angela and Wade's 15th anniversary and first house! It's 12" x 12" and I'm painting on linen, primed with clear gesso. I did the underpainting in alizarin crimson mixed with burnt sienna. The light conte drawing has almost been obliterated already by my efforts in painting the handsome Marlowe with a teeny-tiny brush. Stay tuned as there's so much more to come!
posted by andrea at 7:49 p.m.
10 Comments:
And all the teeny-tiny hatching for the fence! I'm thinking ...maybe nine books will be easy-peasy!
so this isn't done? it got a WOW from me. i love this just as it is!!!! its so cool!
Can't wait to see it finished
Ohhhh ... Rockett Pad ... I get it !!!
Rockett Pad! I love it!!! Can't wait to see the portrait when it's done. :)
(btw, it was our 15th anniversary)
Thanks, guys, and Angela -- I will correct now!
I love watching your work in progress. I learn so much!
Oh, wow, this will be interesting. I would have thought that a detailed thing in front would be painted last. Shows how little I know!
very very wonderful! i love the fence and kitty and it is so cool your process. Really can't wait to see more!
I shall look forward to it since the 'resident' is already in place.
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