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| I am oh-so-slowly deepening the grays. |
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| Still more, and I have started some detail around the eye. To soften the body and neck, and bring more of the focus to the eye area, I am working the grays from the body into the background. Hopefully this will lose some of the hard edges there. I must admit, I am fascinated with using the different colors of gray in this way. |
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| I have also started a small head study of the filly. As always, your comments are most welcome! |
I am enjoying watching this come together. You do such wonderful backgrounds. Love those grays.
ReplyDeleteOh Kathryn, I've missed so many of your posts! I am sorry! It's just that I make life so hard for myself as I find more and more projects - than there is time to do them in!! They are all so exciting ...but chaotic!
ReplyDeleteI've read all your posts and they are, as usual, so interesting. I can't wait to see how they turn out, particularly the filly.
It's always fun following the progression of your paintings. They are coming along beautifully!!
ReplyDeleteIk vind het beeldschoon geworden lieve groetjes Danielle
ReplyDeleteI turn my back for a minute and off you are to another subject, another project, your favorite. How did the hydrangeas come out? I'll have to scroll back and take a look. This one is coming fine.
ReplyDeleteSlow and steady wins the race - and you are coming along beautifully . All those lovely soft grays!
ReplyDeleteHI, You are very busy and have done some wonder stuff in the last few posts, I can not keep up. I love what is happening with your horse. Slow and steady will win the race.
ReplyDeleteGreat progress photo's! It's nice to see each stage as it progresses :0)
ReplyDeleteHello Kathryn:) Please go on as you do: slow and steady! You're doing just great. I love them both already!
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