Last step of the demo -- lifting highlights --
taken from the mirror so everything is reversed
taken from the mirror so everything is reversed
Guy took this photo about halfway back in the studio
The sequence of steps used in the demo
We had a great turnout for my demo at Guy Magallanes's studio this past Saturday -- 27 people showed up for my two-hour presentation and, from his spot in the audience, Guy reports they were mesmerized. I had a great time showing how I develop one of my paintings of a vintage salt shaker. Seeing the subject come to life over the course of six panels is almost like time-lapse photography.
The workshop in October is now more than half full and I'm really jazzed about it. I've got three artists from Southern California coming up for the workshop -- I can't tell you how thrilled I am about that!! And if someone reading this post is looking for a fun workshop, I'd love to have you join me!! Contact Guy at guy@guymagallanes.com for more info and to register.
I'm getting nibbles to teach some other workshops too and I couldn't be happier -- I'm eager to expand my teaching activities!!
The workshop in October is now more than half full and I'm really jazzed about it. I've got three artists from Southern California coming up for the workshop -- I can't tell you how thrilled I am about that!! And if someone reading this post is looking for a fun workshop, I'd love to have you join me!! Contact Guy at guy@guymagallanes.com for more info and to register.
I'm getting nibbles to teach some other workshops too and I couldn't be happier -- I'm eager to expand my teaching activities!!
What a great demo!! Wish I could have been there. already getting a better sense of scale just from seeing you in the photos. Nice!!
ReplyDeleteWell, R -- I wish you could have been here too!! I have to point out that these paintings are quite a bit larger than my usual vintage critters. I made them 9x9 rather than the usual 6x6 so people in the back of the room would have a chance of seeing what I was doing. There's something funky about the camera lens too -- I look disproportionately tiny compared to the people in the audience.
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