More in the this series. To be grand about the process I was thinking of Gerhard Richter when I conceived of this painting but it wound up feeling more like Oskar Kokoschka or Matisse circa 1905.
Pierre Bonnard.
Andre Derain.
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04/15/2011
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Wow. The un self conscious expression you've managed to capture is truly amazing.
Posted by: rainydaymuse | 04/16/2011 at 09:47 AM
Thank you! I feel like i am letting myself follow the small quiet particular painting proclivity (as opposed to "I should paint x, y or z.") and that seems like a good thing for my creativity. Actually, the un- self concious expression was in my refence photo. I wish my son would let me take more photos of him, it takes about 25 pics to get a couple of un-self conscious ones.
Posted by: permanent magenta | 04/16/2011 at 10:27 AM