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Here's a small 5" X 7" painting that is one of a series of small paintings I'm working on. The series may end up for sale in a gallery exhibit of small paintings from many different artists. I've included the original sketch that was completed prior to producing the small painting. I'm going to try and "loosen up" a bit more for the subsequent paintings in the set. It's tough to paint loose and small...at least it is for me.
2 comments:
I like the way you paint, is that a wash? Water color?
Ricky, Thanks! I do paint in watercolor. I build up lots of little washes to get to the final image. I'm still working on finding a good balance between making something look finished and also have a "loose"quality, at the same time.
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