Acrylic on Canvas Panel Ω
A crop in on the same reference photo I used for the previous "Brunch" pic. Just trying to simplify and work larger, so I decided I'd work on one figure. This was fun to do, since I'd already worked out a lot of issues with the previous one, and with a bigger surface and bigger brushes, it'll be easy to keep the brush strokes loose and energetic. Well, that was the plan.
Actually I did mange to stay fairly loose. I did a quick sketch, blocked in the major areas, and then once I could see the relationships, slopped on another layer with adjusted values, and a few details. Pretty rushed, but still fun.
There's probably a few things I'd touch up before calling it finished, but then again...
A crop in on the same reference photo I used for the previous "Brunch" pic. Just trying to simplify and work larger, so I decided I'd work on one figure. This was fun to do, since I'd already worked out a lot of issues with the previous one, and with a bigger surface and bigger brushes, it'll be easy to keep the brush strokes loose and energetic. Well, that was the plan.
Actually I did mange to stay fairly loose. I did a quick sketch, blocked in the major areas, and then once I could see the relationships, slopped on another layer with adjusted values, and a few details. Pretty rushed, but still fun.
There's probably a few things I'd touch up before calling it finished, but then again...
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