I use a glazing technique to create the works of art that are represented here. While some may feel that it is a complicated, time-consuming method, wrapped in mystical, mysterious methods, I have found that such is not the case, at all. Above are several step-by-step work-ups, exhibiting the stages through which nearly every one of my pieces progresses, on its way to a finished work of art. You will notice that the early stages of my process are located at the top of this group of work-up photos. The orangey-brown appearance in the first two stages is the Sienna-colored imprimatura (oil paint layer) showing through.
Thanks for the help.
ReplyDeleteI am studing your art. Your brush strokes.
Love your work.
Silverlady
Excellent in everyway,Thank You for showing these Great Art You have mastered a way that few ever attain in a lifetime!
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I realize that this was posted quite a while ago, but first saw your work on WC and was intrigued by your method, so have been using your glazing process in my portraits. However, I am starting a family portrait which includes five people - quite a challenge. I am "afraid" to begin, so thought I would study your method again for reassurance. I have found your method to work beautifully.
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