Stage 10; I've worked up the clumps of bladder-wrack that sit amongst the green stuff(!) and have started to work on the mud infront of the seaweed.posted by Chris Rose | Sunday, March 08, 2009
Sunday, March 08, 2009
Stage 10; I've worked up the clumps of bladder-wrack that sit amongst the green stuff(!) and have started to work on the mud infront of the seaweed.
3 Comments:
Great to see it come alive like this.
Do you still work exclusively on mdf-board like you mention in your book or have you tried canvas yet? Do you work on one painting at a time or do you work on multiple projects at the same time?
Cheers, Erik
Hi Erik,
Yes, still working on mdf and I usually work on one painting at a time. I get absorbed into it and have to see it to conclusion.
Chris
Hi Chris, that's interesting to read. A lot of (wildlife) artists seem to work on multiple paintings at the same time to be able to get a fresh look at things and with oils to be able to let one painting dry while you work on another. Myself, I don't have a lot of studiospace so I generally work on 1 or 2 paintings max :)
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