These are preliminary drawings for a 3-dog painting.
Ginger
Maggie
Shiloh
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where is the 'I like' button. O, right, that's facebook... these are really nice, Chris. When are you doing the painting?
ReplyDeleteI just started working on it!! It's going to be a bit of a challenge, compositionally. The canvas is a tiny bit narrower than I'd like, so I feel that the dogs look squashed together. I'm trying to alleviate that by varying their head levels. Could work.
ReplyDeletePainting is always a challenge for me though. I prefer using pencil/charcoal/conte.
I'll post pictures as it takes shape. :)
Naaahhh... I'm not going to post pictures as it takes shape as it seriously looks weirdly weird until the top layer gets painted on... sorry. I'll take pictures later. Well, very much later because I broke one camera by dropping it at the dog show (oops) and I lost *ahem* misplaced the charger and extra battery for the other camera. My bad.
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