Showing posts with label painting process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting process. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Painting process--continued
Like most of us in the northeast, I'm thinking SPRING! I had some photos from a set up I had done last Spring and never painted, so I did some cropping to come up with this charcoal sketch. I'm a little unresolved as to what the background will be--light or dark--my photo source was light. I may do another sketch or perhaps a color study to work that out. This is what I like about the "painting process"--giving myself permission to try different things and just see how they work without worrying about producing a "perfect" product. I'm sure many artists can appreciate and associate with that feeling.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Painting process
This is a charcoal sketch I've done today in preparation for a new painting. It will be a small painting, 6 x 6, and I may expand to a larger size in another similar composition. I've done a few small pencil sketches above the drawing to look at options for this composition. Charcoal is fun to use because you can really create dimension with it--now the challenge is to carry that over into paint!
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