These're all 18"x24" figure drawings of Andrea from either Liz Sheppard's Print Studio or the MFA. The clothed ones were done at the MFA Boston. 'Cause naked people in the galleries would shock mothers walking by with their 3-year-olds.
07 December 2012
02 December 2012
Finished Self-Portrait
"Self-Portrait Square" Acrylic on Canvas 24"x24" 2012
After working on this for a few months, it feels good to finish it.
16 September 2012
Latest Process Pic of Self-Portrait
I've been trying more Golden heavy body acrylics, and fine that I'm liking them more than I thought I did. The first one I got was the Primary Yellow in a tube, but it seemed too runny to be heavy body. That turned me off for a while, but then so many people seemed to prefer it. When I asked an employee at Utrecht, she said that the yellows tend to be thinner than the other heavy body acrylics from Golden. I've been enjoying the kind of transparency that I can get with the Bone Black and medium. The Diarylide Yellow is a really warm color, and I got a jar instead of a tube. I'm glad that I did because it seemed like it had separated a bit. When I mixed it around, it became the consistency that I expected from a heavy body acrylic.
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19 August 2012
Dragon Lady, RAW, and thanks
"Dragon Lady"
Acrylic on canvas
45"x18"
2012
Here's the painting that I brought to the RAW showcase 9 Aug 2012 at the Estate in Boston. I was one of the RAW alumni there celebrating the Boston chapter's 1 year anniversary. It has all been possible thanks to the amazing Faith Verrill who coordinates both the Boston and the New York chapters of RAW. Thanks to everyone who took the time to look through my sketchbooks and for taking my card. Also a special thanks to Dawn for introducing me to Stella.
06 August 2012
30 July 2012
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