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snowmask
[OLD WORK]
14x20" cold press
Watercolours
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- Submitted:Mar 4th, 2011
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- Date Created:Dec 19th, 2010
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Chandrika
Congratulations
Jul 2nd, 2011 Replysnowmask
:)
Jul 2nd, 2011 Reply katherine-cheng.comChandrika
:D
Jul 5th, 2011 Replyshebid
Your attention to detail is absolutely inspiring. The skeletel structure of his wings is so meticulately executed -- and I love the subtle detail of blood dripping from them. And his wound? So well done and convincing.
May 16th, 2011 ReplyYou never fail to make an impact in the way you compose your pieces, I love the delicate pink flowers. I love how they adorn the piece -- it offers fantastic contrast. (Not common do you see images of men with gashes on their arms decorated with BEAUTIFUL pink flowers)
The pink looks so amazing here, but I'm not sure where this piece would be without the burst of blue down below! And last, but certainly not least, I have ALWAYS enjoyed the way you painted his hand as if against glass or some sort of surface.
snowmask
aww thank you sweety. I do love this piece. His head is too big though lol.
May 16th, 2011 Reply katherine-cheng.comThose gash wounds could not have been without my friend Sam sharing his palette for painting blood (red, green, purple and black). I loved painting them, and the dripping blood.
The flowers are Nicotania ♥
Giselle
Such lovely colors!
May 13th, 2011 Replysnowmask
Thank you!
May 13th, 2011 Reply katherine-cheng.comLolitaAgogo
i'm already shivering imagining that blood in delicious buttery oil paints...♥
Apr 29th, 2011 Replysnowmask
I was listening to the song that inspired this painting in the car... and because of our amazing sound system, and the closeness of the space, I heard aspects to the music that I never had before. It made me REALLY want to revisit this in oils... and I also realised that there was a key element missing... I thought it would be perfect if the seagull's eye were turned -this- way, towards the viewer.
Apr 29th, 2011 Reply katherine-cheng.comLolitaAgogo
ooo in your car, i can imagine...YES! i'm sort of picturing him turned three quarter view, hunched, hand in the viewer's face the same way, but because of the angle he's almost thrusting the seagull up, out and toward the viewer as well, causing them to lock eyes.
May 1st, 2011 ReplyBarnabyPurdy
Good interaction with the background in this one, nice!
Apr 27th, 2011 Replysnowmask
Thank you :) I'm revisiting this one in oils, should be fun.
Apr 27th, 2011 Reply katherine-cheng.comAmanda
Love it, oh my...
Mar 5th, 2011 ReplyCaja
Great job on the skeleton :)
Mar 4th, 2011 Reply