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| Original photo |
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| Ist all-in-one glaze [aureolin, quin. burnt orange, quin. violet,and feet are quin. bt. orange and quin. pink] Still wet. |
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| Comb in alizarin crimson and quin. bt. orange |
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| Adding depth all over, using same palette with indanthrone blue for darks |
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| HEY! It's starting to look a bit like a rooster. |
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| Very soft, wet background of quin. bt. orange, quin. violet and indanthrone blue |
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| His Imperial Poultry-ness |
"Chickens today, feathers the next" was one of my best high school/university friends' sayings. Another one I liked was "If you can't dazzle them with your brilliance, baffle them with your bullshit". I still remember rockin' out to UBC for an 8:30 physics lecture, [ WHO scheduled that one??] with smoke of various legal and not-so-legal varieties billowing out the car windows. Hey ... it was the '60's. And all of us in the car-pool made it through university, and now have decent, respectable professions.
ooh, wonderful, especially like the background in the final view, I was wondering what paper you paint on and if you soak it/stretch it?
ReplyDeleteYou've been up to some pretty fabulous stuff. I love you're sayings, I'll be using those. When I painted a hen I had someone use the phrase, Roosters crow, but hens deliver, I thought that was pretty appropriate:)
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