Exhibition, step by step acrylic painting tutorial
November 9, 2010 2019-02-06 13:54Exhibition, step by step acrylic painting tutorial
My charcoal drawing on the canvas, made from a picture my daughter took.
Here, my first layer of black. I am trying to paint with colors that are in contrast with the local colors.
Painting more contrasting colors.
All this layering will help making colors more complex at the end and having interesting and contrasting edges.
Here I start another phase of layering, with colors I found in undertones of the local colors.
For example some of the light on the ceiling have blue undertones.
Here I start to apply local colors.
I keep them semi-transparent by adding medium so some of the layering underneath is still visible.
Adjusting local colors and correcting some of the figure shapes.
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Exhibition, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 24 inches
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padmaja
lovely learning experience! Amazing to see the steps and the final result that takes me right in to a gallery!
Sandrine Pelissier
Thanks Padmaja !
Sandrine Pelissier
Thanks, I tried to convey a relaxed atmosphere, even though it could be stressful for artists when their work is exhibited 🙂
lesliepaints
Absolutely lovely, Sandrine. You have captured exactly how I feel in a gallery setting, especially as people mingle at an opening. Wonderful atmosphere to this painting! 🙂