by Carol Adamec
Oil, alkyd on stretched canvas
10 "x 8"
Oil, alkyd on stretched canvas
10 "x 8"
It's spring in New Mexico.... one week the weather is sunny with balmy temperatures in the 70's; and then the next week it's cold and snowing! The daffodils came out a few weeks ago, and I photographed a small bouquet of them basking in the morning sun on my kitchen table.
This week I've started two new paintings, one being Morning Daffodils, based on the photos I took a few weeks ago.
Some of you have mentioned that you enjoy seeing a painting "unfold" from start to finish. So, I will take photos of this piece as it develops and post the pictures of the process.
Today's post shows the underpainting, where the composition and basic values (lights and darks) are defined. You can see the table edge and flowers in front of a chair, with a window and cabinets on the right side, and on the left, a bright rectangle of light on the refrigerator in the background.
On Monday I'll post the next stage of the painting. See you then.
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Artwork and text ©2009 Carol L Adamec. All rights reserved.
1 comment:
This is fabulous showing the process... I want to come and learn how to paint this way. Thank You!
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