I've been flipping down to your "thought sketch", which now seems to be in the middle here. I like the way you've developed the composition; the way the four panels divide the space across which the two figures relate. The colours ( as usual) are very fresh and adventurous. A bit Matisse-like. (A good thing). And the deepening in tones in this final stage (?) has really made a difference.
Good stuff.
I'm acrylics bound on my next three works - that is if I don't chicken out!
I can't tell you how much I value your comments Ian. For some months I've been playing around with style, as I think you know. It's early days, but at long last I think I've found a direction to focus on ... this is the second canvas where I feel a few things beginning to click. Your pupils were lucky people ... bet they hung on your every word ... I know I do :-)
Hummmm ..... may be another one or two sessions needed on this.
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I really, really like this one.
I've been flipping down to your "thought sketch", which now seems to be in the middle here. I like the way you've developed the composition; the way the four panels divide the space across which the two figures relate. The colours ( as usual) are very fresh and adventurous. A bit Matisse-like. (A good thing). And the deepening in tones in this final stage (?) has really made a difference.
Good stuff.
I'm acrylics bound on my next three works - that is if I don't chicken out!
I can't tell you how much I value your comments Ian. For some months I've been playing around with style, as I think you know. It's early days, but at long last I think I've found a direction to focus on ... this is the second canvas where I feel a few things beginning to click. Your pupils were lucky people ... bet they hung on your every word ... I know I do :-)
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