I strive to paint in an impressionistic style applying strong colors with bold and confident brushstrokes. I paint a broad range of subjects always with an eye to composition, values, and color. ****Be sure to check out my GALLERY page to see paintings for sale. ****
Thursday, May 26, 2011
"Four Nuts In A Row" (En francais "quatre écrous dans une rangée", In der deutschen "vier Muttern in einer Reihe")
(Completed painting - 12"x16"x1/8", acrylic on gesso primed masonite, sealed)
(Initial underlayer - value study in gray hues)
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WOW! WOW! WOW! I am so amazed by how well this painting came out! I've included the initial value study, shown on the bottom, to give a real sense of the before and after in completing this painting. I have to admit that since I was dealing with shiny nuts (of the nut and bolt variety), I thought about stopping at the value study because in a way the gray hues project the steel of the nuts quite well. But I'm glad I went on to add the colors, because I think it really POPS! All the reflections and shadows work great against the background colors. I love it, and I hope you will, too. Thanks. Jason.
Labels:
bolts,
nuts,
reflections,
shadows,
value study
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