Last weekend I did a couple of demos at Opus Art Supplies in Victoria. The demo comprised of me going through the process I used to make my series of portraits. More info on that series
here.
I was rather nervous being up in front of 20 people who were looking over my shoulder while I painted, but once I got into it, it was rather fun.
Here's what the set up looked like.
Here's the step by step.
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Step one: wash and light contour drawing |
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Step two: block in colours, thin paint |
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Step three: destroy image with big brushes |
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Step four: intuitive bring back in the forms, abstract marks |
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Demo 1 result |
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Demo 2 result |
It was a pretty good experience that'd I'd love to do again. I was also appreciative of the audience because they were enthusiastic, engaged, and asked some really good questions.
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