Spending my free time even during this busy time of the year for portrait paintings. I never know how they will look when complete. All I can do is just jump in and see what happens. So far none have turned out so badly that I throw them away. And even more than that I like them. I feel like they are all parts of my soul.
I will be starting DJ workshop soon. Which I am very excited about. So I will take a break from portraits and perhaps spend a few relaxing hours with some fibers before switching my focus to photos.
Spending my free time even during this busy time of the year for portrait paintings. I never know how they will look when complete. All I can do is just jump in and see what happens. So far none have turned out so badly that I throw them away. And even more than that I like them. I feel like they are all parts of my soul.
I will be starting DJ workshop soon. Which I am very excited about. So I will take a break from portraits and perhaps spend a few relaxing hours with some fibers before switching my focus to photos.
2 comments:
I like your post about portrait painting. I love this type of portrait work. I have in the past tried to "copy" just to get my pencil moving, but I am far, far away from finding my own style. It's hard when you have so many projects you want to start. Maybe I just need to stick with one thing at a time. Do you use acrylic mostly, or oil? Very beautiful!
acrlylics and now trying out water solable crayons. I am liking the crayons alot.
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