I just uploaded another time lapse painting video. It includes the early stages of the painting, with the rough sketch on canvas all the way to the finished piece.
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Showing posts with label painting process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting process. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Monday, May 21, 2012
Time Lapse Video - Horned Alien
Well now, after much toiling, I have managed to figure out the workings of youtube (maybe) and now feel like an erudite scholar of the web (ha). So, without further ado, here's the video! Oh, and one more thing...I know I sent everyone the link for the youtube page, but I thought I should just go ahead and post here as well! Now, really, here it is:
The music is not mine, but by a person called Stizerth...go check him out:
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Desert Scene Painting Process
Tonight I have a new painting in the works to show. I suppose this is just another thing that I have started and have yet to finish. I'm working out what details I want to add and the mood as well, although that has already begun to develop. I first gessoed the fiber board and then sketched out the desert scene. The main section of desert (almost the entire bottom half) was created through a mixture of ochre and basic red with an occasional touch of a dark, red-undertoned brown.
What I have so far is a very basic painting with very little depth (in the sand anyway)and not any real focus. As of now this square painting is sitting on my easel waiting to be completed.
So, what do you think? Boring, great, needs more, or just fine as is??? I obviously think it needs to be finished, but part of being an artist is knowing when to stop.
What I have so far is a very basic painting with very little depth (in the sand anyway)and not any real focus. As of now this square painting is sitting on my easel waiting to be completed.
^Mixture used to create basic dark desert color.
YES, at that point that weird texture was on purpose.
So, what do you think? Boring, great, needs more, or just fine as is??? I obviously think it needs to be finished, but part of being an artist is knowing when to stop.
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