Well here he is - all done. I definitely liked this method and will use it again, although it doesn't really speed things up any, I like the look it produces.
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Pencil on toned paper
Here are a couple of experiments using graphite pencil and white coloured pencil, plus a touch of white gel pen on grey paper. I am reasona...
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Here I have tried coloured pencil on Canvas board. It measures 10" x 12" and I have used solvents to dissolve the wax in the penc...
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I started this one along time ago and thought it deserved to be finished, so hear it is. Pastels, both soft and pencils on Fisher 400 pap...
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Here are a couple of experiments using graphite pencil and white coloured pencil, plus a touch of white gel pen on grey paper. I am reasona...
This is really beautiful Bev. Is it a gift or a commission?
ReplyDeleteGail x
Simply beautiful! I love it. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely Bev, he looks very proud.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular work! I agree with Pauline - he does look very proud and noble looking. superb work and stunning shading :)
ReplyDeleteThat my dear is a wow painting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work as ever! How do you compare the effect of dissolving wax cp to using wc pencils and water?
ReplyDeleteCheers
Lesley
Oh sorry folks, I forgot to thank you all for your lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteGail, he was a commission and the clients love it....thank goodness.
Lesley, I think this method is more controllable because you don't need to wet it as much as Water solubles. Well, I find it easier but perhaps someone who is used to watercolours would find it frustrating.
GREAT WORK, BEV!!! Thanks again for joining my blog too. Lets keep on painting!!
ReplyDeleteJim
Just lovely :)
ReplyDeletehi Bev
ReplyDeletethought I had commented on this - beautiful and succesful portrait