Here's the underpainting for the painting I'm working on from the sketch I did last week. I did the underpainting in acrylic (this time I used water as a thinner LOL) because I wasn't feeling patient enough to wait for an oil underpainting to dry.
Here's the first stage of the oils.
How cool ist this! I love it already!
ReplyDeleteGood sketch!
ReplyDeleteI like it.
Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteBealtiful work,
ReplyDeleteflowers for you.
Good Sunday
hi nice blog good job. i hope you will folllow my blog so we can be friends
ReplyDeletehi , your work is realy good . and i loved your courage of to show the paintings step by step .an artist must to be very sure of the talent for do this . and you got it.i dont know if i would feel fine exposing the process as you do .
ReplyDeletethe portrait of the girl has moviment and is alive. and this one of tha dog is amazing .i loved the brushes of it.
if one day you visit my blog , i hope you enjoy it as i did here .
thank you Darlene .
Hi Darlene - how's this coming along? Waiting to see the next version of this.I took a cue from you and put up a sketch I was doing on my blog, and then the marker comp (I'd be interested in your opinion since it's on to final after this).
ReplyDeleteOh my Sam! You've made quite a few posts since I last stopped by your blog. I'm going to have to read through them all! I'll post over there about your work, it looks great! I can't wait to see the final book!
ReplyDeleteThis painting of Riley is still at the same stage I'm afraid, I've gotten sidetracked. I have a couple which are in progress which I'd like to finish up and post. Maybe this weekend... :)
Darlene...I think Riley is staring off, watching me carry the SPLASH award down the road and present it to you. You deserve the SPLASH, and it is waiting for you.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Darlene! I love the expectant stance.
ReplyDeleteoff to a good start. Now you are at that hard stage. Pushing beyond. At least this is the second hardest part for me. The hardest is when it is so close but not there yet and boredom is even setting in especially for large time consuming pieces.
ReplyDeletecant wait to see the finished piece.
ReplyDeleteThe drawings for this are really nice. I will look forward to seeing the progress.
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ReplyDeleteI just joined your site...your newest follower. Actually I'm new to blogging itself as well. Come visit me.
ReplyDeleteI will keep checking in to see the finshed painting of the dog...it looks promising!