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In a recent post I mentioned some frustration with my own choice of coloring. Here is a new painting of my wife, after the drawing stage I flipped through my piles of reference and found this classical painting done by John Alexander White as my reference for the colors. I went a lot warmer but you get the idea, and it was a good way to use a color palette that turned out a lot more interesting then what I would have chosen otherwise.
I am also satisfied with the limited finish work that left the crosshatch work on certain areas like the jacket.
8 comments:
Fantastic job David great colors.
Really beautiful piece!!!! I'm in the process of doing a painting of my girlfriend, and you just re-inspired me.....so I thank you for that..
Yeh the cross hatching works really well. I always liked stuff that looked sketchy/textured. Not that this looks sketchy. It looks awesome!
fuckinn brilliantt man!
Awesome, she is like reall!
Your work is so life like - I love it. Beautifully done.
Simply stunning, Dave. I love the composition.
Beautiful, Dave, Beautiful
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