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8" x 16" oil on canvas
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My hope for this blog is that it will document my progression as an oil painter. While I have not studied art in a formal setting, I do study art on my own time. Each new painting is a study in color and technique, trial and error. Every second is a study in perspective.
Showing posts with label green apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green apple. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Sunday, January 15, 2017
Green Apple with Enameled Cup
Green Apple with Enameled Cup
8" x 10" oil on board
I painted over an old painting for this one, which I love doing because the surface is nice and slick, so the paint spreads on easily. However, the smart thing to do would have been to sand the old painting down a little first. You can see the ridges on the left side from the original. I guess it kind of makes it look old or something. I also used a mixture of equal amounts ivory black and titanium white as a grey in this painting, which is something I think I'll continue to do. The premixed grey made it quicker and easier to tone down colors straight from the tube.
I'm going to experiment with mixing the leftover paint on my palette and priming some new white boards with it to see if I can get the same, slick painting surface. Despite the ridges, I'm really happy with this one.
8" x 10" oil on board
I painted over an old painting for this one, which I love doing because the surface is nice and slick, so the paint spreads on easily. However, the smart thing to do would have been to sand the old painting down a little first. You can see the ridges on the left side from the original. I guess it kind of makes it look old or something. I also used a mixture of equal amounts ivory black and titanium white as a grey in this painting, which is something I think I'll continue to do. The premixed grey made it quicker and easier to tone down colors straight from the tube.
I'm going to experiment with mixing the leftover paint on my palette and priming some new white boards with it to see if I can get the same, slick painting surface. Despite the ridges, I'm really happy with this one.
Labels:
enameled cup,
green apple,
Impressionist,
limited palette,
Oil Painting
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