Ilknur Koseler Bakis by Peni Baker

a 10" x 10" acrylic gallery wrapped canvas

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Comment by Anna Stenier-Karadjova on November 13, 2010 at 10:58: Hi Peni, I visited your blog and website and enjoyed looking at your work very much. Among the portraits this one is my favorite: very beautiful portrait, successful color matching, face expression is well rendered... Anna

Comment by Maylon Clarke on October 5, 2010 at 9:40: This is gorgeous Peni, I tried to go to your website and my comouter would not. LOL Not sure why.

Comment by Gail Runciman-Nicholls on August 23, 2010 at 12:33: I love the composition in this painting! I really like to see artists step outside the square of tradition when it comes to portraits. It allows so much more of the sitter's personality to shine through.
Lovely painting of a lovely lady! :-)) Gail

Comment by Peni Baker on August 18, 2010 at 23:48: Jeni, You don't have to go to youtube, just go to "www.artbypenibaker.blogspot.com" and they will be right there.
Thanks

Comment by Peni Baker on August 18, 2010 at 23:47: Jeni, The Name of the painting is the name of the women in the painting. go to my blog "www.artbypenibaker.blogspot.com. and you will see the video of the making of this painting so that you can see step by step how I did this painting. You can also go to youtube and see 9 other video how to's of my paintings.
Thank you so much for your compliments

Comment by Jeni Smith on August 18, 2010 at 22:27: HI Peni, What a lovely portrait and rally get a glimpse of her personality it seems. Very lovely but do not understand the title?
I am so glad you put the media and the size of the work -the size helps somehow to get a different sense of it and I am interested in the media for studying- what is achievable and what I could be working toward. I love doing portraits though a total beginner - am about to load my latest effort.
any how well done - really inspiring.
Jeni

Comment by Roena King on August 18, 2010 at 14:57: Peni, this is lovely. Great unusual pose. It just grags your attention. // I keep looking at her jaw and chin. Looking at a monitor is not like looking at the real thing so you will have to judge. Years ago I was told that if you put a greenish color along the edge of the jaw or chin it would make it appear to turn and go under. Maybe it is because it gives a slight shadow look to it, I am not sure. You have a color along the chin and it does look like it turns some, but the jaw has no color so to me it does not turn. Again, looking at the monitor is not the original. // I spent some time trying to load a photo of our daughter and son in law for you to consider for a portrait. I was trying to send something at your request for your studies. No clue what happened, but it did not go. I will try here, and if you like it and need a better copy I will send that. Ro

Comment by Peni Baker on August 18, 2010 at 11:39: Thank you very much Diane

Comment by diane boucher on August 18, 2010 at 11:22: Love this work. Unusual aspect to paint. I think it works very well and you have captured a beautiful face.with lovely light and colour.