I got a pretty good start on it in class and probably could have left it alone. But after class I decided that the focal area should be the blue martini glass and grapes. So I tightened that area by correcting the drawing and sharpening some edges and working the darks and lights. The other areas then got minor fluffs, because when you work on one area it affects the others, and then they need attention too.
Sunday, January 5, 2014
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There was a fun still life set up in painting class on Thursday, all the detritus from a New Year's celebration. I can't remember the last time I painted a still life, so that means it has been awhile.
I got a pretty good start on it in class and probably could have left it alone. But after class I decided that the focal area should be the blue martini glass and grapes. So I tightened that area by correcting the drawing and sharpening some edges and working the darks and lights. The other areas then got minor fluffs, because when you work on one area it affects the others, and then they need attention too.
I got a pretty good start on it in class and probably could have left it alone. But after class I decided that the focal area should be the blue martini glass and grapes. So I tightened that area by correcting the drawing and sharpening some edges and working the darks and lights. The other areas then got minor fluffs, because when you work on one area it affects the others, and then they need attention too.
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I'm thirsty and lusting for that blue glass... martini please! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I'll have a glass of the white wine please.
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