Been working on my Art & Writings website, put up two pages: "Women in Spring, Summer, Autumn & Winter, 2008-2009," and, finally, a "Lifedrawings" page, and redid the Navigation Buttons. You can see the Navigation Buttons below every post, and they are active links to those pages at my website - and you can see which page with a mouse-rollover. I've changed a few of the images, with intention to change the last three whenever. I only put up this website last June but already it is filling up. I've been working on it for 12 hours straight today, finding images, re-sizing them, dealing with html, positioning, layout, etc. etc, and was up till 3am last night a-werking on-the-website.
☆sort of tired☆ of .( ․or perhaps high from°☆.․ ․:)♥staring at a pixelated screen♥:))))♪♫¸¸
Showing posts with label Women in Winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Women in Winter. Show all posts
Monday, December 14, 2009
Friday, November 06, 2009
Women In Winter
Women in Winter, 2009, 29"x21½", 74x55mm, oil on 300lb Waterford archival paper.
I waited 6 months for this painting to dry, and applied a matte varnish to it. Today I finally photographed it in sunlight (it's the last image in the slideshow). Now I must, must, must make myself finish the series (of 4 paintings, all of the same woman from the same lifedrawing session, each one named after a season, can be seen on the home page of my Art & Writings website).
This one is raw, the green and the blood. I painted it last Winter, and dedicated it to my son.
Slideshow documenting the developing painting:
Direct link to album.
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