I am borrowing the title from Terry Miura's description of the way he handles some of his paintings. I am trying to deconstruct this one so it doesn't look so stiff. It is hard to go back into an old painting and destroy it in an effort to "help" it. I know I need to get over that trepidation and just go for it but I'm still having trouble going after his face and cigar which I know needs to be loosened up.
Showing posts with label street vendor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street vendor. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Monday, May 13, 2013
Taking a Break
16 x 20 oil on gessobord
Another figurative sketch of a street vendor in New Orleans. He was having a lull in business and took the opportunity to smoke a big, fat cigar! These are the types of figurative studies I like to do, just quick color sketches of random people - I don't fuss too much with detail, background, etc., I just like the process of trial and error. I learn something each time I do these.
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