14 - 15 hours.
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About Me
- Gareth McCorry
- United Kingdom
- I don't intend to write too much on this blog. I'm sure you don't really care what I had for dinner, what the weather's like outside my house, or how I'm feeling from day to day. Instead, I'm going to use it to document my work as I produce it and show how the paintings develop.
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- 14 - 15 hours.
- I might just start writing the hours down again. I...
- Getting back on track...
- Another colour layer on the sky of this one.
- Things came off the rails slightly this week; I'm ...
- Finished the first colour layer on this. There's a...
- Started the first colour layer on this. It's been ...
- Another colour layer on the sky.
- Finished the underpainting on this one.
- Started second tonal layer on this one.
- Second tonal layer.
- Spent the best part of the day out with my camera;...
- ... and this one. It's been a long day.
- First layer on the sky of this one.
- Finished underpainting.
- ... and this is as far as I've got with the larger...
- My days are fractured now, punctuated with photogr...
- Making more stretchers, more priming and sanding.
- Another colour layer on the sky of this one.
- More sanding, more priming.
- Finished the underpainting.
- I was out with my camera this morning, so only abo...
- 14 - 15 hours.
- About 12 hours today.
- More work around top left; a long day.
- Working around the top left hand corner of this on...
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The picture is beautiful Gareth.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mum.
ReplyDeleteI've been following your process. You have been so meticulous with your underpainiting and now the additiion of color is awesome. Bravo...great job.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lokelani. There's still a whole colour layer to go on top of this one, before a couple of final glazes. It'll take a while, but it's worth doing.
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