Day 70This is an artist in my local artist's guild. He obviously listened well to my instructions about lighting his photo. This was a lot of fun to paint with the dramatic light and shadow. For purchase information, please see my website.
I have been working on the photo book I'm going to publish after completion of all these portraits. So far, it's looking really good.
Time to vote!! This completes another group of 10. Please scroll all the way back to the portraits starting from March 2nd - Michelle - 61/100, Maddie- 62/100, Lauren- 63/100, Jodi- 64/100, and Charlie-65/100. Then skip to March 19th with Mitzi, Sharron, Ed, Lisa and David today. This particular group of 10 has several of my favorites so good luck! Email your choice to me at carolnelsonfineart@comcast.net.
7 comments:
Carol - This is really a beautiful one. So nice to wake up in the mornings and look forward to checking out you newest portrait again. Good job!
Outstanding light and drama, love it all!
Excellent portrait...loves those lights and darks!! I used this as an example for my oil painting class today...they are painting portraits!! Thanks!!
Great painting, Carol - very dramatic.
I just love the way you've been able to capture the contrast between light and dark. Fabulous job.
Love the rich earthy tones in this portrait of David.
Nice painting.
Kim
Nice job on this, Carol!
Although it is rather "safe" compared with your portraits that have the exaggerated colors.
This one has more of traditional look to it. That's not necessarily a bad thing though!
-Dean
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