Showing posts with label zebra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zebra. Show all posts

Monday, December 16, 2013

Zebra Elements II

9.5x8 watercolor, brush only, the counterpart to earlier post yesterday of zebra anatomy; this is his nose and narrow view of his head and wider view of the neck.
Image is COPYRIGHT 2013 Kay Smith.

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Reworked Abstract Zebra

22x30 acrylic abstract done a few years ago and used as the basis for a new work as seen below:


30x22 mixed media finished piece, Zebra Vibration, done today. I used a black permanent marker to draw the animal's shape and stripes, then black ink for those. Lastly I added opaque and transparent watercolor to the background, plus gouache. Crayons as wax resists you can see clearly now.




Monday, February 15, 2010

Zesty Zebra - Reworked Oil Painting

I've been working on this fellow for a week off and on after sketching him directly on top of another oil. It measures 42x32 inches. Previous work was a turban clad man holding a sword or dagger, most mean appearing and one of those mass-produced items from old Mexico. If anyone wants to see what it was before leave me a comment or two and I'll post him.

Late October Pumpkin

8.5x5.5 watercolor in sketchbook 80 lb paper done last Tuesday while on a trip to New Mexico mountains. I've used White Nights paints f...