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| It's really starting to look like the big guy. I can almost hear him laugh! :) |
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| Ali was looking rather scary at this point. The browns and pink-browns were overwhelming. So I went over her entire face and neck with a thin wash of aureolin. |
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| The yellow has toned down her skin tones, and now I am able to work on modeling her features with pinks, lavenders and blues. I rode Bruno before settling in to paint today. We both seemed to have benefitted from yesterday's lesson. The shoulder-in and leg-yield were much easier. As always, your comments are most welcome. |
Looking great, Kathryn!!! I enjoy WIP SO much. Looking forward to your next post.
ReplyDeleteyou have a very methodical way of painting which I admire - not slapdash like me lol! These portraits are both looking really good - love the light coming from the right on the first one
ReplyDeleteLooking smashing Kathryn! I can almost hear him laugh too! :)
ReplyDeleteYour portrait work is wonderful Kathryn and I so enjoy watching them come to life!
ReplyDeleteLooking good! Glad to see that you are documenting your progress. I look forward to seeing the finished pieces. I hope to see the originals someday soon. . .
ReplyDeleteI also enjoy the WIP's. It really helps other Artists to see how different Artists work. These are looking wonderful already :0)
ReplyDeletekatharyn you take so much time and care presenting your work and WIP .. thankyou for sharing
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