This is pretty much how the color comes through. I was lucky to have sunlight this morning to get a decent photo. I 've reached the stage where I am doing more intense scrutiny rather than painting. [That's one of the reasons I like to work on several at once.] I think a touch of careful darkening on the outside of the left eye and just above the curvature of the jaw ... maybe a bit more work on the pillars ... intensifying the eyes??? And I think I'd better get another sketch on the board to paint!!!
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Oh this is beautiful Kathryn!! Such a thoughtful, introspective expression! Bravo kathryn, you have done wonderful emotive work here. I'd leave it alone, sign it and throw yourself a party. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's looking so good Kathryn! It's hard to know when to stop isn't it? :0)
ReplyDeleteSpectacular! I can imagine how it would look matted and framed. I love how you painted the muscles...this is definitely a favorite, Kathryn! I say, sign it...its done!!!
ReplyDeleteIf ever there was something to correct or to improve, I think only you would know, to my eyes he looks perfect ! Love the way his face is lit up . xx
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ReplyDeletewe are peeking in- and wanted to see hi- and look at all the magic you have been creating!
As always- so magical you are
love
tweedles
Love the intensity. Fabulous.
ReplyDeleteHe's a stunner, Kathryn!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Kathryn:) Like a monk should be! Have a nice weekend:)
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful Kathryn, so peaceful..love,Diana
ReplyDeleteSomeday I would love to see your work in person - what a treat that would be!
ReplyDeleteKathryn! He really is neat and peaceful! I too would love to see how you mat and frame this piece! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Kathryn! A masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteThe expression and eyes tell us that he's in deep introspective thought, Kathryn! Excellent!
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