I drew this the same morning as "Artist and Model 2."
Drawn from life.
Mixed media on white Coventry paper, about 10"x20".
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- Jean Spitzer
- Lately, I've been using life drawing as a starting place for works that combine reality, imagination and experience. See more of my work on Instagram at www.instagram.com/jeanspitzer/.
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This feels like the coolest temperature, mood, of all your blues. Also the most relaxed?
ReplyDeleteAnd Cezanne X Gauguin.
ReplyDeleteUnusual format...love the composition!
ReplyDeleteAlmost looks like a reflection. Nice.
ReplyDeleteBlue, blue, blue... how soothing. Love the sailboats in the background so very much. The figures are stellar.
ReplyDeletevery intense and beautiful painting!
ReplyDeleteI love the strokes and colors
hmmm
ReplyDeletelooks familiar?
when you rework a piece do you do it in the classroom setting or at home? This is an improvement (my opinion). Often when you rework you run the risk of overwork
hey! no cubes
ReplyDeleteI favor this one, too!
ReplyDeleteBanjo, definitely cool. Most relaxed? Maybe for the viewer. One of the least concerned with what was in front of me; maybe relaxed in that sense.
ReplyDeleteAH, a hybrid. Seems appropriate for these mermaid-like creatures.
Thanks, Shanna. Me, too.
Thanks, Pierre and Paula. I was playing with reflection, objects that suggest other objects. (While it was one model, one pose, I tried to make the figures look different.)
Denise, thank you.
PA, I'm always risking overworking; when I go too far I either decide I like it "too far" or paint over it or rub it out and draw over it. I'm doing these by myself, at home--so classroom of experience, plus community of artists and bloggers for advice and feedback.
Yeah, no cubes.
Thanks, Casey.
PA, I just took out the confusing "studio" reference. (I was using it to mean I'd changed the drawing after the model stopped posing.)
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