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Next painting study is of artichokes. I’m going half size 11x7, and will use the palette knife again but I’ll use cold wax medium so it dries fast. Here’s the subject, and my setup in the box.pic.twitter.com/W5nnnmlOOl
Did a fast grisaille drawing using less lines and more blocks of value. I measure it out loosely using a sight size method, but since I might do this with a palette knife again I’m worried about crazy accuracy.pic.twitter.com/UOkgCtOo4K
First layer of paint with just simple shapes. Using a brush and cold wax medium so it dries quicker.pic.twitter.com/h93aO9S6zT
Are you using photos that you set up and took as your subjects? Because the prints of those photos are amazing. (In addition to lighting, composition, etc) I love artichokes, looking forward to this one!
Nope. It’s a cardboard box setup I half discovered half invented. It’s the easiest way to get perfect chiaroscuro lighting. I do use photos if the subject dies or if after it dries i want to fix something I missed, but otherwise it’s for document purposes.pic.twitter.com/jThpFes4vj
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