I while ago I made some sketches for a serie of paintings with a feminine touch and a lot of organic shapes with a main focus on the face. I wanted to paint these on woodpanels because it's more sustainable and heavier than paper. This woodpanel has a thickness of 5 mm, which fits perfectly in the frame.
Close-up, acrylics and oilpaint on woodpanel.
When I changed the eyelashes into red, I liked her face more, because it just gives it a twist.
Close-up, acrylics and oilpaint on woodpanel.
I build the painting in layers of black and white, so everything had the same values. Except the jellyfish. This is something new for me, because normally I would through lots of colours in at the first fase. But now everything is subtle.
Close-up, acrylics and oilpaint on woodpanel.
it's super amazing! you're my favourite illustrator! :) super work again!
ReplyDeleteTotally agree with claudia! <3
ReplyDeleteYou're such an amazing artist, and you continue to surprice me with how far you're incredible talent goes.
This series of feminine paintings, are definetely some of my favourites!
And I appreciate how you've kept her naked and feminine, but without making it TOO naked, by covering her nipples discretely
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jellytittyfish.. geniaal!
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Magical - your paintings don't look like there were done on this Earth, like they were created in some twilight world - one day, I will own an original of yours - no sure how I will swing it, but I will make it happen.
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you are amazing, but im guessing you know that already :)
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