Saturday, July 12, 2008
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Portrait of a Self Portrait
I thought I would post a visual description of what happens when something goes wrong. I decided to paint this in more saturated colours and then changed my mind. Now I've gotten it muddy and thick and will have to wait until it dries a bit before I continue. Yes, I will fix the glasses.
Stay tuned for the finished painting.
The digital camera is one of the greatest technological advances, and as most teenagers are aware, they provide for hours and hours of entertainment. I'm sure you've seen these technically savvy kids ... stretching out their arms, turning the camera towards themselves and shooting a perfect photo of themselves and seventeen of their closest friends. The cameras are also wonderful when they're alone. All they need is a mirror, bathroom, hallway, any mirror will do, and their trusty digital and they can shoot hundreds of expressive shots and then delete them all with a click of a button.
And the lesson to be learned here is to remember to delete.
Stay tuned for the finished painting.
The digital camera is one of the greatest technological advances, and as most teenagers are aware, they provide for hours and hours of entertainment. I'm sure you've seen these technically savvy kids ... stretching out their arms, turning the camera towards themselves and shooting a perfect photo of themselves and seventeen of their closest friends. The cameras are also wonderful when they're alone. All they need is a mirror, bathroom, hallway, any mirror will do, and their trusty digital and they can shoot hundreds of expressive shots and then delete them all with a click of a button.
And the lesson to be learned here is to remember to delete.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
A Quiet Moment
10 x 8
Oil on Canvas Panel
SOLD
Private Collection, Ontario, Canada
...and slowly Sleeping Beauty awakened from her deep sleep...only to be asked to sit by the window to pose for yet another painting. She's a patient beauty.
Labels:
a painting a day,
daily painter,
irene rencsi,
portrait,
young woman
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