This first post shows some of the early stages.
I would paint in each portrait very roughly |
Then scrape it away with a squigee (inspired by Gerhard Richter) |
Then paint the next portrait over-top |
The scrape it away hoping some of the previous image would show through |
The plane starts to get cluttered very fast so the issue of figure-ground started to become a problem |
I had to "cheat" a little with my process and build up some of the portraits from earlier stages |
I thought maybe the fourth portrait would stand out more than the rest |
But scraping it back brought it onto the same plane as the rest of the painting |
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