Morning at the Crossroads
Although the method of painting was the same the different range of colours gave a flavour to this painting which was different from recent paintings. The Indian Red was the main contributor to this change. This colour is very intense when used neat, but dies with even the minutest of additions of any colour. If you are interested in clean colour, and I am, using a colour like Indian Red puts an extra stress on the painting process. By the addition of the 3rd colour to the mix the colour is in the grey range, and a dull grey at that.
Portrait by Artboy68
Before I get to the video, I have to mention the 100 Portraits in 20 Weeks project by Artboy68. I received my original portrait (No. 18) in the post today and its great. I’m a firm believer that art today is a sharing process and this is a very practical way of sharing art. The way the world works and therefore art works has changed, thanks to new technology. A big thanks to Artboy68 for the portrait.
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I have to have an artboy portrait too. Congrats on yours!
Hi Liam, what a gorgeous portrait, and the drawing is pretty good too! ; ) I got your request for access to the blog but I’m restructuring my blog-world due to some privacy issues, you’ll be the first to know where to find me once I get re-situated. Until very soon…
I hope all works out well. Happy Christmas to you and yours.
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I am honoured that you have nominated me for The Versatile Blogger Award. Unfortunately, as I mentioned in my recent post, I don’t have time to complete the requirements involved in the acceptance of the award. I enjoy your Blog and you certainly are a deserving recipient.
That’s amazing