It is a cold day -6F (-21C) and with the wind blowing feeling like -10F (-23C), but it is sunny which is something to enjoy.
I pulled out this painting of my daughter Christine that I had started a couple of years ago (see post on 19 October 2011).
First I started by painting her shoes which would complete the lower half of her body; although I may wash pale blue over her pants.
Continuing with the black paint which was a mix of French ultramarine blue, burnt sienna and a touch of alizarin crimson I added more shading on the guitar, guitar strap and darkened the sun glasses.
Using a wash of raw sienna I painted in the neck and bridge of the guitar.
With a pale wash of alizarin crimson I added a little colour into her cheeks, ear and neck.
I will post this painting at a later date as more work on this painting is completed.
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Strumming - A Work in Progress
Labels:
guitar,
musical instruments,
portraits,
Susan Sydney,
watercolour
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