Came across a photo of a painting I did a number of years ago while I was organizing reference photos today. A past teacher showed me how to work with water, runs and blooms and this is the result of that lesson.
Painted this portrait of "Biondina" by English painter Lord Frederick Leighton, which was the subject in an art forum challenge. Had to keep it accurate to the original, but could use what- ever medium we wanted.
Experimenting with fluid acrylics on yupo synthetic paper. This paper is very smooth and like plastic. I liked the watery effect from the paints on this paper and the ability to add several layers of color.
This is the second attempt of a photograph of Alexandra Kitchin, the beautiful model of Lewis Carrol, who wrote "Alice in Wonder- land. She was his favorite model to photograph in the 1870's.
This boy lives in Israel and his father is a photographer. I was attracted to his beautiful green eyes and the stubborn determination conveyed in the photo.
This painting I did for my daughter who loves Volkswagon Vans. She has always wanted to buy one, add shag carpet, and go on a road trip with her girlfriends. Pinchalo is a nickname for these vans, which the kids started as a road trip game; counting to see who would end up with the most counted.
Yesterday while enjoying a lemonade outside a downtown cafe, my daughter and I noticed a book on a planter that someone had forgotten.......title of the book was..... "Left Behind".
watercolor 22" x 27" This painting was a work in progress, it was started at the time of the Katrina Hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico when I needed something cheery to paint. I finally pulled it out and finished it.