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Monday, March 4, 2013

The Three [Tamworth] Musketeers


I've added more to the foreground grasses ...

... more shadowing to the piglets

I think, other than a bit of tidying up of edges, it's done.
This is where I have taken it, and surprisingly to me [because I did not look at my value study while painting ... uh-oh], it follows the values of the reference photo quite well. This breed of pig is English in origin, and is called Tamworth.  



I am leaving pigs as models for a bit to work on a horse painting.

As always, your comments are most welcome!

13 comments:

  1. I love your pigs, they really look great. I haven't been had a chance to check out your work for a few days and you have been very busy. I think these pigs are my favourite even though I do like the others as well.

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  2. These three look such fun! Pigs could be your new series! xx

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  3. oink,oink....bring on the bacon....love it!!

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  4. So interesting to watch as your skilled touch brought the "musketeers" to life. Also found your value comparison helpful. Nice post!

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  5. i think i'm falling deeply in love with these piglets! beautifully done, i can't wait to see the finished.

    and thank you so much Katherine for your very lovely comment on my blog. much needed and very much appreciated!

    hope you're well gunk!

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  6. I love the pigs too! And such a great way of testing your values - looking at it in black and white! Lovely! :0)

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  7. These three amigos are absolutely beautiful, Kathryn!!! Painting is all about values...you aced it!

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  8. so cute,, adorable.. I love your piglets! love,Diana

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  9. These piglets are wonderful! What a delightful painting!

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  10. I can already feel the light in the painting. Lots of it really and its rocking already..

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  11. I never thought I would love pigs, but these are great :-)

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  12. Hi Studio at the Farm,
    Really interesting shadow pigs each other.
    I like back ground colour as well.

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