I am very grateful for all for the interest in my work, as it supports me.
Thank you my friends!
And in case you are curious...
I will tell you about about this series and how I worked on it.
Well…
I wanted to make a series of paintings of the same size and all in one technique - "BigFish."
I thought of 14 paintings. Before I work I usually prepare my canvases or cardboards myself.
For this series I chose cardboard and primed them, preparing them for nearly two weeks.
On the top of each piece cardboard are several layers - each layer is polished and primed.
This is a long process...
In addition, at I went to the aquarium in Moscow and to the Moscow Zoo. I looked at all of the fish to get some ideas. :)
All of the paintings in this series were created in one sitting.
The time it takes to complete each work varies. Usually, it takes 8-9 hours.
This is an explosion of energy for me. And after the painting is completed I just lie there for a little while :)
So here is today's new picture:
It created today...
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| Singing Fish. Oil, cardboard, 71x71cm (28x28 inch) 2010 |
I hope that you will be interested and… thank you again friends!
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| Painting step by step |
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| Singing Fish. Detail. |
Beautiful. Really fantastic. Am really amazed that you got all these pics in single sitting. Great Effort. Please keep sharing step by step procedure and also if possible video clips for doing so.
ReplyDeleteI would like to try out this and will share it with you. ( Let me use this as virtual class room session)
Thank you for your comment Leela, I really appreciate it. I am glad that my notes are useful! I'll think about video... ))
ReplyDeleteSuccessful experiments and light painting for you and good luck Leela ))
wow! you are amazing. So talented. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jennifer :) Great words ))
ReplyDeleteThank you!
I like that you posted the step by step series of your painting. Very interesting to see the development of color and shape. The entire fish series is spectacular.
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