Anyway - this was a challenge in every respect. When you paint a face that you are so used to seeing, I think it is almost impossible to see it just as shapes of color/value... I couldn't see the forest for the trees so to speak. I think the others did beautifully creative paintings. I'm most impressed.
Today I'm going to work on a scene from Lake Michigan where I could barely dip my toes into the frigid water. But how yummy that would feel today in Texas.
Yours Truly
10x10 oil on linen board
(to be set in a corner and forgotten)
"Vicki - 2011"
14x11 oil on panel
©2011 Vicki Ross
"Morning Light"
10x8 oil on canvas
©2011 Ruth Andre
"Lady In Red - aka Me at 60”
8x8 oil on hardboard
©2011 Sharman Owings
"Suzanne"
10x10 oil on linen
©2011 Suzanne Berry
"Mirror"
7x8 Oil on canvas board
7x8 Oil on canvas board
©2011 Diana Moses Botkin
4 comments:
Robin, you have GUTS! I have yet to paint, or want to paint a self-portrait. Bravo!!!
Robin, I think we all had some fire ant moments! Great job, even though you didn't like the process...:)
I like the handling of the light, and the movement expressed in the brush strokes. The portrait, if you or not is captured seems less important here.
Sounds like you had challenges with the Challenge, Robin. We all should celebrate getting this one done... it was HARD!
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