I've done and redone and redone this one again and again - my painting teacher used to say 'just start another one', but since it's charcoal and easily erased on this canvas with hardboard backing, I just ignored the little voice in my head and went ahead with it. I'll spray it well - have never done this before, but I hear it works - and paint over it, making changes as I go. Anyway, it was fun and instructive, which I guess is another way of saying that I was learning from my mistakes. It's 16 x 20" - thanks for stopping by!
6 comments:
I love how you did the horses, Connie!
I've been taking a small sketch book with me and doing daily sketches. But I use a Parker pen, this makes sure they are all quick and "sketchy" :)
it's fantastic!
Great post, Connie. Artists have a tendency to be notoriously hard on themselves. With all your adjustments, you've laid the groundwork for a great painting!
Thank you, Marcia, for your nice comment - you've made me feel much better!
Thank you Myra - I appreciate it!
Hi Lucy - thank you! Great idea with the ink sketches you're doing - I'm a big fan of that method!
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