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"Apple Study #3" by Monique Chartier; 6" x 6" oil on stretched linen. |
Today I painted a back-lit Red Delicious.
Step One: Set up the still life.
Step Two: Tone the canvas. I toned the canvas with Viridian Green (green is the compliment of the red in the apple.)
Step Three: Create a value drawing.
Step Four: Draw the subject on the canvas. I just did a quick sketch to get the proportions correct.
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Quick drawing to get the proportions. It looks like a cupcake! |
Step Five: Block in the subject.
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Block in stage. |
Step Six: Refine and add detail as necessary.
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Starting to blend and refine. |
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Adding details and continuing to blend. |
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More detail, including stem. |
Step Seven: Sign it.
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Done! |
Day Ten of the 30 in 30 is in the books and on the blog! I'm now officially one-third of the way through. You can see today's post on Leslie Saeta's blog
here. 20 little fruit paintings left to create. Here's what's left in my "Grab-Bag of Lessons":
Grab-bag of Lessons
- 7 Oranges
- 7 Apples
- 6 Pears
You can access all of the lessons in this unit from the Index of Lessons page
here.
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