... and a limited palette!
I used this photo, which I took at the Shrine of St. Therese in 2020, as the basis for a painting submitted as part of a painting challenge presented by Juneau's Plein Rein Painters.
The parameters (thought up by a few of the painters) were as follows:
Here are the steps my painting took.
I used a grid to guide my composition.
At one point, I turned the photo upside down
to remember to "just paint shapes".
is that I use that and the Burnt Umber to make my own black. |
Which I did.
And greens were made using my own black + yellow + the other legal colors.
It made lots of nice greens!
This is where i added the (pink) collage paper.
You can see the number 30 on the paper ...
proof it is paper!
and more pink paper
"glued down" with acrylic gel medium
Shrine Sunset 12 x 18 inches acrylic underpaint, oil, collage on panel |
I will be varnishing and getting this painting
uploaded to my website soon, so have a look
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