@markw
You make a good point about how this is a good exercise.
Perhaps doing this again and again will help hone our skills seeing and capturing the essence of a scene.
I think I might just have to do this again.... a few times.
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@markw
You make a good point about how this is a good exercise.
Perhaps doing this again and again will help hone our skills seeing and capturing the essence of a scene.
I think I might just have to do this again.... a few times.
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This was under 25 minutes. I did take time to think about what I was going to do. My wife put these on the table as I was having my morning coffee, so I had a long gaze and left it. Then came back this evening with a reference photo and painted fast and loose!! Oils with some knife work.
Brett
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And a second one from you Brett! Nicely done
I can see I shall have to have another go at something...
I wonder if anyone else might care to have a go...
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I’m hoping that others will try. It’s a great exercise and fun to do.Originally Posted by markw
And a second one from you Brett! Nicely done
I can see I shall have to have another go at something...
I wonder if anyone else might care to have a go...
Brett
"You do not suffer because things are impermanent. You suffer because things are impermanent and you think they are permanent." ~ Thich Nhat Hanh
Tech stuff: 24" iMac M1: Wacom Intuos Pro L: iPad Pro 12.9"
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