Tulips and Oranges - acrylic on 9x12 inch canvas |
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Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Tulips and Oranges
I guess I’m still not finished trying out more still lifes in the Angus Wilson style. I find reference photos on Paint My Photo.com, and then tweak them. Here is my reference photo for this one.
Friday, April 24, 2020
Wine and Cheese
I had this one all sketched out from my Angus Wilson phase, so I painted it up yesterday. It’s fun to mix so many vibrant colors.
Wine and Cheese - acrylic on 12x12 inch canvas |
Saturday, April 18, 2020
Citrus
It was fun to experiment with a different painting style, but it felt good to do this one as “me”, in my comfort zone. I painted this from a beautiful reference photo on Paint my Photo.com. I’m not totally happy with how the shadow behind the bowl turned out, I may fiddle with it a bit.
Citrii - acrylic on 6x6 in. gessobord panel |
Friday, April 17, 2020
Cuteness break
This is my entry for the Tiny Art Show competition that @tinyartshow on Instagram is hosting. It features tiny still life paintings in the style of Angus Wilson, in little cardboard frames. It’s set up on my kitchen counter.
Sunday, April 12, 2020
Snow day cheer
It’s snowing!! Working on these dandelions brightened my mood. This is another one in the style of Angus Wilson. I can hardly wait to start the next one, these are so fun.
Dandelions and Plums - acrylic on 6x6 in. gessobord panel |
Saturday, April 11, 2020
Something new
I’ve been really obsessed with the painting of Angus Wilson lately, and have been experimenting in his style a bit. Here’s my first completed painting. Stay tuned for more, this is so fun!
Here’s a link to the reference photo I based it on, if you’re curious. I needed some structure to start with to plan it and get it sketched out, then I added some of my own twists.
Mirror, Mirror - acrylic on 11x14 inch canvas |
Here’s a link to the reference photo I based it on, if you’re curious. I needed some structure to start with to plan it and get it sketched out, then I added some of my own twists.
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