Showing posts with label island woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label island woman. Show all posts
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Cay Island Woman Kaye - finished
15x22 gouache and charcoal over hot press watercolor paper (Fabriano) with a few finishing touches sorted for the final version from yesterday's post. I smoothed out the dog image that appeared on her cheek under her left eye by adding a gouache mix of white, orange, and fuchsia. Hopefully it reads better now.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Female Figure on Collaged Paper
15x22 Fabriano 140 lb hot press paper that has 4 large phone book yellow pages collaged on then peeled off as you can see in the top image. When dry I drew charcoal line drawing of a woman named Kaye who lives in Rum Cay, Bahamas (photo courtesy Li Newton). This is one of 16 images featured in this weekend drawing event on WetCanvas! Gouache used as the painting medium and total time was 15 minutes to draw and 1.5 hours to paint. I had to paint Kaye since we have the same name
Look closely and you can see a black and white dog in one of the phone pages that is on her left cheek or eye area. I will be teaching this method next Saturday, 7 April, in a class at my studio in Big Spring, TX. The title of this painting is "Rum Cay Kaye".
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