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I'm getting closer, but will keep working.
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More work on the defining the platter and developing the peppers.
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I start in on the peppers and platter working quickly.
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I start adding color quickly blocking the green pepper in and the green cloth.
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I use a thin wash of Alizaran Crimson and mineral spirits to tone the canvas. I then used a mix of the Alizaran Crimson and Ultramarine Blue and start the drawing and laying in my darks.
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"Peppers" Demonstration by Sheri Jones
This is a photo of my inspiration for "Peppers". I painted this in the studio from a set up positioned on a low table. I had an overview of the arrangement.
2 comments:
Very cool. Like how you photographed it in stages.
A very informative visual on how a painting progresses. The finished painting is so painterly, full of color and movement.
Jill
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