Poppy, I am glade you managed to get the main object… some did not.. I hope you enjoying sunbedding as you can see my Red painting come along so looking forward to the next post with the ‘pictures’ ha ha ha.. Actually I am pushing Murray at the moment…
Quite amusing. We paint what appeals to us. Overall the 2 pieces are interesting. Keep on working and the images will improve not only technically but also into your style and humour.
Arms and hands are very difficult – looking at anatomy books can help a bit in the understanding of how the muscles hang or swell. I took anatomy classes to gain insight. It was painful and intense but worth it. You have to take a class like that, with cadavers, or you don’t learn anything. Not all art needs that kind of education – as long as you are general or do research [e.g. use a model] every time.
Thank you, I know I should but painting is such a big subject where do you start first.. I am all over at times. But I had your points to my to do list and thank you for taking the time to make your comments. All noted!
Oh Doron … your oil painting took slightly longer than normal to scroll down this time … * smiling with you *
That’s a VERY bright red chair there !
Poppy, I am glade you managed to get the main object… some did not.. I hope you enjoying sunbedding as you can see my Red painting come along so looking forward to the next post with the ‘pictures’ ha ha ha.. Actually I am pushing Murray at the moment…
Doron, you have brightened my day with your colourful painting!
It is easy done with great pleasure, enjoy.
That’s quite a bum. Loved the paintings.
Don I hope you saw the red chair… ha ha thanks and have a good day.
Quite amusing. We paint what appeals to us. Overall the 2 pieces are interesting. Keep on working and the images will improve not only technically but also into your style and humour.
Arms and hands are very difficult – looking at anatomy books can help a bit in the understanding of how the muscles hang or swell. I took anatomy classes to gain insight. It was painful and intense but worth it. You have to take a class like that, with cadavers, or you don’t learn anything. Not all art needs that kind of education – as long as you are general or do research [e.g. use a model] every time.
Thank you, I know I should but painting is such a big subject where do you start first.. I am all over at times. But I had your points to my to do list and thank you for taking the time to make your comments. All noted!
That is quite a magnificent chair, doron! I like how you did the light and reflected light on it =) Brilliant
Scott, I knew the chair will attract attention from the good artists… Thanks.