On Saturday morning I went over and painted at the Humane Society. Added a couple more little dogs, but it got too hot to finish. I might go over and paint a little more this morning.
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mural in progress, High Desert Humane Society, Globe, Arizona |
Then I came home and painted some more on Charla's panther. The background is not really bright yellow like that, I couldn't get the color to look right in the photo; the other colors are about right.
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Black Panther 16x20 acrylic on linen, work in progress |
Having a bit of trouble getting some areas of the big cat to look right, I quit for the night and did this fun rock.
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Dalmatian Mother and pups, acrylic on stone, front, approximately 10x8 inches |
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Dalmatian Mother & pups, close up back side |
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Dalmatian Mother & pups close up, back side, sleeping pup |
Love your paintings on stone, the way the form of the stone integrates your composition. Perfect for mothers and babies.
ReplyDeleteThank you Lynette! I think integrating the shape of the stone into the painting is what makes me so fascinated with doing it.
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