I finally got sick of my own procrastination yesterday and decided to move a bunch of my works in progress into my lounge where I can't avoid them any more. After all, the main reason I didn't want my studio in my house was the fumes from the solvents I was using with oil paints. That's no longer a problem with acrylic! :D
The move back home was
pure frackkin genius, I tell you!
I hung the blankest of my canvases on the work-area I've set up behind my garden door without actually intending to paint anything (what with admin and dishes to do), but an hour later I had a viable underpainting for a new piece. This is how it looks now, after about 5 hours of actual work (not including tea-breaks, sleep and watching Firefly reruns on my PC).
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| Still a work in progress but I'm fairly impressed with myself! (acrylic on canvas, 76cm x 62cm) |
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I'm posting a few of the shots I took between stages of painting. I used my pallet knife pretty-much over the whole thing and it's just been so much fun to work with. Of course I used a lot of brushwork too but I'm really getting into this whole texture-paste thing!
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| 10 minutes -ish. Pretty-much just the palette knife |
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| About half an hour; starting to use the brush a bit. |
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| About an hour or so. |
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| I'd kinda lost track of time by this stage but it was about 10pm. |
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| How it looked this morning as the sun came up. Yeah, having my studio at home in winter is frikkin AWESOME! |
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