FINISHING a Little Girl Portrait - Part 2Well, here she is! I love the overall color tones of this painting and am pleased. I painted it using watered down acrylic paints and then softly aged it using my 'old techniques.' Coincidently, the technique helps to preserve the painting, too! |
At first glance, I see that the flower on the floor connects the doll and then the furniture. My eye goes to the doll, flower, chair, and then table - each piece in that order.
I have included this picture to show you the scale. It is a little blurry but it helps. I simply set it on a book case and left the stone fruit reveal the size. As I said yesterday, it's not all that large ~ 8x11in?? I cannot recall. Look at yesterday's post if you need or want to know.
CLOSEUPS
Look at the vibrant color of this flower. That is something that is important to me when I paint reproduction artwork--COLOR. I think that it's easy to get carried away and have something too antiqued.
Look at these dear little shoes! I bet her toes hurt.
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| Love this frame and the mottledness of it! (I know that's not a word). |
Finally, I bring you her sweet little face with big blue eyes. I think she is dear!
Enjoy!
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Happy Spring.
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