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Wow, he's beautiful!
Welcome to this chat site it is such fun to look at other budding young artists work and have your own critiqued. Others often see in a painting what we have looked at for so long and just can't decide what it is the painting needs.
There are some m…
Wow just love the eyes and facial expressions you have captured. The Black and white one looks amazing. The Tabby looks as though he has had a little too much dinner. To me her bib part is a little too big and round but wow what a great effort.
Ha Ha the first and only time I tried to paint outside was just a mittigated desarster on canvas. Sat under the beautiful Pohutukawa trees at the end of Mcleod bay with two friends lunch and occationally an audience. Here we were to create our maste…
I like this. How did you do the foliage?
Wow I like the more intense glow you have from the sun's effect and that looser brush work realy works. I also like the added intrest of the people and birds. They are just there enjoying the subject THE BEACH.
Painting I mean. ignore the typo!
Looking exciting. Now you best get painying to keep the wolves from the door!
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- How would you categorize your painting style?
- Realism/impresionism
- Are you a full time artist?
- Some Time
- Do you have any goals for your painting?
- Keep progressing ang enjoying a retirement hobby.
social painting in a group
- What's your website address? (If any)
- http://www.simplesite.com/Art-sale
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- At 4:54pm on November 19, 2009,
Richard Robinson said…
- Hey congratulations on getting a painting rack! Must be getting serious now eh?
A pleasure to meet you both - drop in any time.
All the best,
Richard
- At 12:27am on November 2, 2009,
Jeni Smith said… - Hi Dianne, thank you so much for your comments - I sort of agree with you about the splotches except when I make them ha ha I enjoy so much the putting down of paint and get extraordinarily frustrated when it will not do what i hope and I do not know what to do about it. when I do splotches there are lots less expectations so get some pleasure out of it - if that makes any sense at all but yes I will certainly continue with the other style as well- went to workshop hoping to learn something about freedom of expression and paint application and certainly got that
but not quite in the way I expected. I so admire your strong colours and lovely simple composition - what do you use - acrylic ?
- At 11:16pm on October 29, 2009,
Jeni Smith said…
- Hi Dianne I really look forward to having enough hours also and more hours to paint - I hope you find illusions and enjoy it. Jeni
- At 8:51am on August 31, 2009,
Richard Robinson said…
- Hi Dianne, yes I do intend to do some more workshops in Whangarei this year. I'm doing a couple in Queenstown next week and was waiting to see how I felt about those before I booked anything in after that. Perhaps if you give me a call in a few weeks you'll be able to prod me into action. I don't have any specific lessons yet on brushwork or the painterly effect, but I can give you some tips in a workshop. My short advice would be to do a smaller painting while emulating the style of a very painterly artist - use larger brushes, more paint, stand further back, keep stepping back from your painting, squint at your subject (not your painting) and paint what you see when you squint, use a palette knife, your fingers and rags, be daring, focus, and put on some Vivaldi.
Hopefully see you soon,
Richard
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