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| I applied masking, then wet the entire hen, and stroked in quin. burnt orange and a mixture of the orange with quin. red. |
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| More w/w with the orange, red and quin. violet. |
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| A bit of direct painting with a black mixture. The first glazes on the head and feet are done. |
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| I got a little impatient, and HAD to take the masking off. Also, I didn't want too get to dark and intense around all the hard white edges, as I will have to adjust and soften some of them. I think these are gorgeous chickens, and apparently are good layers, quiet in temperament ... and I STILL wonder how Bruno would like a room-mate!!! As always, your comments are most welcome! |
Great progress - I really enjoyed studying your steps. I look forward to seeing how it will turn out!
ReplyDeleteI love this beautiful chicky!
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I love the progression of this painting, Kathyrn. Excellent so far!
ReplyDeleteThis chicken has Attitude with a capital A!! :0)
ReplyDeleteLooking great! I'm not sure I'd soften too many of the white edges - they are supposed to be feathers and aren't they hard edged? Anyway, great stuff. Not sure Bruno would want her, but who knows?
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