Into the Interior Process 2

Started blocking in the rocks, working through the backgrounds. Things get messy. I moved the horse down, reworking it so it was walking. Didn't like my rider, so I changed him, turning him to engage with the viewer. My values are out of whack. Lets see where this goes.

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Comment by Carolyn Brunsdon on August 5, 2013 at 3:44: Good to see your "process" and that you are doing studies and evolving as you go. You've chosen a pretty complex subject here. The perspective of the horse and rider had to be a difficult one. Will be looking forward to seeing the finished painting. Fun (and a LOT of work wrestling with it, yes?)

Comment by Sara James on July 19, 2013 at 15:53: Thanks Michael! I love the challenge of painting. It seems that everyday is a new learning curve. I still struggle with painting and there are many disasters much to my dismay.

Comment by Michael Chomse on July 19, 2013 at 4:19: Sara, thanks for the encouraging comments. I have got further with the painting now, and I'll hopefully finish it on the weekend. That twist... It might change as I work on the rider. I love your paintings, by the way :-)

Comment by Sara James on July 17, 2013 at 15:20: Michael, I find your style very unique. I am a horse person and I think that you did a wonderful job of the horse. I almost like the distorted twist that the rider has. It kind of makes me unsettled which of course is interesting.

Comment by Michael Chomse on July 15, 2013 at 18:44: Thanks Vladimir. I am working on this so slowly. I am stuck in the detail at the moment. Trying to keep going.