Mask I. Close-up face. Oilpaint on woodpanel.
Still in process, I'm working on this painting in very thin layers. They are dry within one day.
Mask I. Close-up ring. Oilpaint on woodpanel. (in progress)
The woodpanel is sand down first so the surface is very smooth now. I prepared it with Polyvine to make it smoother, but I'm going to try an acrylic medium next time.
Mask I. Close-up bird. Graphite and oilpaint on woodpanel.
Here you can see how the sketch look like without the paint. To get thin lines of paint I paint a stroke with a small pencil and blend it with another dry brush. This is a nice method.
Mask I. Close-up of the flowerheels. The heels are inspired by Prada. I saw some Prada heels with flowers on the back but from hard material. These look soft and I think it fits my painting because of all the floral details.
Oilpaint and on the left my favorite medium. I use this to make the paint smoother and it makes your paint dry quicker. It's looks like a gel.
this is amazing, i can never get the paint that thin and when i do, there's residue from the thinner that i use. :(
ReplyDeleteIf you paint a small line with a little brush you mix the oilpaint with a little bit of the Liquin original, this way it floats better. Then you blend it out with a dry brush. Let me know if that works for you :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great art work. You are really talented and I absolutely enjoy following your blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your nice comment.
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Malte
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