@DJSHADDY2K7 Hm, if I understand you're question correctly, you're wondering why I went back to the lettering right after reestablishing the background, right? Lettering is tricky... you have to have it correct, but without hard edges. People are visually drawn to hard edges. So, to get it dark enough, I needed to establish the lettering, then paint around it to control the edges.
what kind of oil paints do you use?
ArtWithRob 6 months ago
@ArtWithRob either Winsor Newton or Old Holland.
LisaGloriaArt 6 months ago
It was looking good untillll.the colora came in..yuk..
free2rhyme29100 6 months ago
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DJSHADDY2K7 11 months ago
@DJSHADDY2K7 Hm, if I understand you're question correctly, you're wondering why I went back to the lettering right after reestablishing the background, right? Lettering is tricky... you have to have it correct, but without hard edges. People are visually drawn to hard edges. So, to get it dark enough, I needed to establish the lettering, then paint around it to control the edges.
LisaGloriaArt 11 months ago
Lovely! Great painting for the benefit:)
MamaMichelesArt 11 months ago
Very nice , what surface is that your painting on, looks smooth.
organicpaul 11 months ago
@organicpaul It's oil primed Claessens linen. I had toned it some 5-6 months ago with a wash mixture of burnt sienna and ultramarine blue.
LisaGloriaArt 11 months ago