Contemporary

In Action

Below are examples of my painting process. I’ve also included my thoughts through each phase.

 

“No Entry”

This is a close up of the first photo and shows some of the brushwork. I used a rag and q-tips to remove paint and blend the strokes. I was interested in this particular pose for the tilt of his head and the unique angle. Of course the suspicious and wary appearance on his face was an important part of the concept that I wanted to emphasize with this piece of work.
This is a close up of the first photo and shows some of the brushwork. I used a rag and q-tips to remove paint and blend the strokes. I was interested in this particular pose for the tilt of his head and the unique angle. Of course the suspicious and wary appearance on his face was an important part of the concept that I wanted to emphasize with this piece of work.
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“More Please”

I began by blocking out major areas of lights and darks to establish the overall design. Then I proceeded to lay in the figure with my brush.
I began by blocking out major areas of lights and darks to establish the overall design. Then I proceeded to lay in the figure with my brush.
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