10"x 10" is it harder to paint a small picture than a large picture? I dunno... This is just one picture,... though..I should add. Enjopy it if you want You won't likely see a wrap around done with this "wrap around" picture from me, again, soon.
I've done many series, as it turns out. Went on a color wheel kick and called them colorfields...how many ways to depict the color wheel. Star, planet, moon series. My first few were outer space pictures and then I started using scenes with both a sun and moon in a picture here on Earth. (say...are we the only low self esteem planet in the galaxy? I mean...we named our planet, "Dirt") Done nude series, but rarely with a model. Back in college, yes. Now is just photos. Sometimes they lose something. Wild animal series. Buffalo, Herons, Bears, oh my
This is about five in the Daytona series, but, some are gone. Yellow Beach House, the beach nude, and I think... the picture of Tomokoko Park is gone, too.
Not the kind of series I meant. Poor choice of word. What I meant is...basically one painting done on two or three or more canvasses. Then hung side by side or top to bottom.
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It's absolutely beautiful.
Have you ever thought about a series of panels? In other words...one painting on, say, three canvasses side by side?
I've done many series, as it turns out.
Went on a color wheel kick and called them colorfields...how many ways to depict the color wheel.
Star, planet, moon series. My first few were outer space pictures and then I started using scenes with both a sun and moon in a picture here on Earth.
(say...are we the only low self esteem planet in the galaxy? I mean...we named our planet, "Dirt")
Done nude series, but rarely with a model. Back in college, yes.
Now is just photos. Sometimes they lose something.
Wild animal series.
Buffalo, Herons, Bears, oh my
This is about five in the Daytona series, but, some are gone.
Yellow Beach House, the beach nude, and I think... the picture of Tomokoko Park is gone, too.
Not the kind of series I meant. Poor choice of word.
What I meant is...basically one painting done on two or three or more canvasses. Then hung side by side or top to bottom.
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