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Getting back to oils after 30 some years of not painting,switched and took lessons in acrylics 6 years ago.but I am wondering how this picture is viewed by others. It is 24x16.I keep thinking it has a slight feel of Grandmother Moses, the small trees seem to lollypopish to me..what to do? Or am I too...
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I made some corrections to my self portrait which I posted recently. See what you think now.
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Dania, you might also want to check out Radiant Oils: glazing techniques for paintings that glow , written by Arleta Pech.
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wmmccoy, wmmccoy, Thank you many times over for looking at the painting in question and giving me some solid advice on how to fix it. I've just been watching the cracks get worse these past few years (they weren't noticeable at all for the first 20 or so) and wondering what to do about them....
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I've been on a roll lately with marine paintings. I started doing one specific painting, which somehow led to several others, I guess when you are in the frame of mind to do something you have to just do it no matter what else needs your attention. Well that's my excuse and I'm sticking to...
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I began working in oils just about a year ago. Prior to that, I worked almost exclusively in watercolor. I can't even imagine going back again! You will be able to see this painting in the "Salon International 2010" at the Greenhouse Gallery in April! "Waning Autumn" 12 x 24 Oil...
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I painted this from a photograph a friend posted online. I took a photo after each painting session, around 1-3 hours each.
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I know that everybody has different opinions about their favorite mix or recipe when it comes to painting and I have a feeling that when it comes to oil paints many variables come into play. For example, does the artist prefer to paint wet-into-wet, paint thick, paint thin, paint fat over lean, are they...