Ink and water soluble markers on Yupo, about 13"x20".
The model this morning came in on crutches. She has badly sprained her right ankle and isn't able to drive--very important in this car-and-bicycle-reliant city.
Luckily, she was able to get a ride to the studio.
This was the first of a couple of one-hour poses.
Hi Jean, I like the colors used in this portrait and the pose too. Hope you are having a good week so far!
ReplyDeleteBright! A contrast between the colors and her pose? Interesting.
ReplyDeleteI'm mad for that shade of cerulean blue (is it?) leading to that grand shade of yellow and then in between is her leaden expression.
ReplyDeleteJean,
ReplyDeleteyou did wonders with the primary colors! great drawing and painting!
I loved it!
wow, this is light!!
ReplyDeleteGreat painting! Watercolor markers are such fun. I love your speedy handling of the color--so spontaneous and alive.
ReplyDeleteI like this one. A change for you, imho. The only change I would have made wood've been to replace the blue with something else. Otherwise, the cardinal & gold colours are perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and tones! Nice.
ReplyDeleteprimarily glowey
ReplyDeleteThanks, all.
ReplyDeleteI liked the yupo paper so much, from my first experience with it, that I bought another two sheets. This drawing is on about half of one of those sheets.
I like it when you talk about new products and tools. It's interesting. Love the blue.
ReplyDeleteit's impressive how you can make a work using just the primary colors, it's a nice challenge, and the result is very good, a lot of expression and atittude !! good work :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Margaret.
ReplyDeleteThanks and welcome, DynamiteJ.
I'm using and enjoying some large markers, a present.
I love the slight dècadent atmosphere about this nude!
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