

Day 31
Here's the other sister, Inga. At first I painted her yellow. I found out nobody looks good painted yellow, so I put a pink glaze (Liquin and paint - quinacridone voilet in this case) over the finished painting, and Inga suddenly looked so much healthier. She now looks like she's bathed in the glow of a setting sun, or maybe just returned from vacationing in the Caribbean! There is a diabolical reflection in her glasses that was a challenge, but I think I got it.
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4 comments:
Wow this was a challenge Carol. Thanks for sharing your problem solving tips too. I really appreciate it.
Inga looks like a deep thinker. Another great job, Carol. I'd have to agree with you; I can't imagine any of us looking good sallow!
Lucky me got to see the yellow version...I agree...she DOES look a bit healthier...and great glasses reflection!!
Carol...great job as usual. You are getting so good at this that you appear to know exactly what to do when a problem crops up.
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