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A companion piece to my last. This time I used two colors I cannot stand together--green and red. Though What I really can't stand is bright, saturated green and red. I can handle this :P
Same deal. I used reference, reproduced it freehand, and then just started painting. These uh... aren't very well planned out. They're more like painting experiments.
A few people asked about the materials I used. These are all acrylic (except for a little leftover pencil). I'll take all the leftover paint on my wet-palette, mix it into a desaturated mess, and cover a piece of bristol. I then stare at the paper and pretty much paint whatever idea pops into my head first. The parts of the process or finished painting that work I'll take note of and keep for the next painting.
Also, I'll put up prints of this and the last one when I have a quality photo.
Same deal. I used reference, reproduced it freehand, and then just started painting. These uh... aren't very well planned out. They're more like painting experiments.
A few people asked about the materials I used. These are all acrylic (except for a little leftover pencil). I'll take all the leftover paint on my wet-palette, mix it into a desaturated mess, and cover a piece of bristol. I then stare at the paper and pretty much paint whatever idea pops into my head first. The parts of the process or finished painting that work I'll take note of and keep for the next painting.
Also, I'll put up prints of this and the last one when I have a quality photo.
Category All / All
Species Leopard
Gender Any
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File Size 424.2 kB
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-QkPMJiSem.....gigas%252C.jpg Largest scaled freshwater fish.
This looks lie as if it was literally coming out of the wall I love the olive drab muted green, like those old style paint jobs where arsenic was used to make the green, and the red a color combination with something and iron oxide, I think excellence in experimenting.
I like all three of your "Magic" paintings, though this one is undoubtedly my favorite. :) Also, I'm sure a lot of other people will feel the same way about those paintings.
If I may be so bold ... but I think the other two paintings are lacking in some aspects compared to this one. Even though all three paintings do follow the same lovely concept and are technically very well done, the individual concept of every piece is always a little different.
If you want me to, I can write a few lines, trying to analyze the positive aspects of this painting compared to the other two paintings. But then again that probably won't be necessary since you most likely already know most of the things I'd mention anyway. :)
Anyway, well done, I really like the concept of those paintings. :)
If I may be so bold ... but I think the other two paintings are lacking in some aspects compared to this one. Even though all three paintings do follow the same lovely concept and are technically very well done, the individual concept of every piece is always a little different.
If you want me to, I can write a few lines, trying to analyze the positive aspects of this painting compared to the other two paintings. But then again that probably won't be necessary since you most likely already know most of the things I'd mention anyway. :)
Anyway, well done, I really like the concept of those paintings. :)
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