Rembrandt Zoom-In Beginning

Start of my Rembrandt zoom-in -

I actually like it just like this...oh well, we will see

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Self-Portrait - my favorite artist

Rembrandt van Rijn

Portrait of the Artist, ca 1661-1669

oil on canvas, 45" x 37"

 from English Heritage, The Iveagh Bequest (Kenwood)

This is my next zoom-in. Love.

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LPC finished

S B Pump House, oil on canvas, 12" x 12"

This was fun, however, for the fb challenge, black is suggested in the five "color" choices. 

(The colors are: white, black, ultramarine blue, alizaron crimson, cadmium yellow-medium.)

I prefer to mix my own black and didn't use the tube of black at all in this piece.

On the Easel

...a bit of diversion from my Zoom-In paintings. 

This is the start of another 

Limited Palette Challenge work.

Yes, I did have to do it ... don't most Juneau painters?

I still like "Sandy Beach" by Alexis Roberts Keiner VERY much!

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maybe someday?

 Above by recently deceased New Yorker cartoonist Al Ross

This is very true! Sigh ... and today, I am not goofing off, am
moving boxes getting ready for some remodeling ... and my
studio/laundry room is packed with stuff that I have to joggle
around before there is room to paint again.

LPChallenge warm-up

Airport Windows (tentative title)

Think I am still working on this a bit.

I found a group formed called Limited Palette Challenge on fb.

We can only use:

1. White

2. Black

3. Cadmium Yellow Medium

4. Ultramarine Blue

5. Alizaron Crimson

I have joined and will try some paintings!

While waiting on an order of 8 x 8 canvases, which should be in my hands soon - thought I'd do a sketch of one of my photos and possibly do a painting. This particular photo was actually a reflection caught while waiting at the Austin, TX airport. I turned the photo upsidedown to sketch. 

It brings to mind Mondrian.

Zoom-In #4 Finished

Oil on canvas, 8" x 8"

Original painting by _________________

                                                       

                                                       Title _________________________

Zoom-In #4 progress

Second day

Zoom-In #4

First day's work

Yellow Tulips in Blue Vase

Oil on panel, 11.75" x 9"

Zoom In #3

Who knows who painted the original?

Zoom In #2

8" x 8" oil on canvas 

This is my zoom-in. Who painted the original? 

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Here is the link to a photo of the original painting. This was fun! 

This is a link to a photo of the first zoom-in painting (from the 4/16/12 post).

Second session 

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Here is the beginning of my second "zoom-in" painting.

It is a cropped portion of the painting

" _____________'s  _____  ___________"

Can you guess?

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Zoom In #1

My idea to "just keep painting" (that I hear in my head every day) is to zoom in 

on a famous painting and paint that little section of it. 

Many people will most likely realize who the famous painter was/is, 

but it will be a fun and interesting challenge for all involved!

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#6/6 Goose Lake View

 

There tis! I am finished with this series. Yahoo!

Thank you, Matt for the photos and for making the cradled birch supports!

We are a team!

 

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It is coming along...not too far from the finish. I like the left arm!

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Goose Lake progress

More paint

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Goose Lake

Here's a bit of a start!

That part of a triangle you see is a shadow! Hope I can make it look like one.

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Goose Lake View

First crack at this composition. 

Acrylic (rust color) over the white gesso...and the dark is oil paint.

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Watercolor sketch

#6/6 Goose Lake

Thumbnail sketch

#5/6 Tie - In at Dry Creek

I love to put my paintings in b & w to see if the values are working. 

There seems to be a lot of gray in this one but I think there are enough other light/dark values 

to make it work ok. This is finished. I like it.

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Essentially finished! Maybe just a few more blobs of paint...

Any input?

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Tie-In progress

 Here is a bit more work done. There will be a hold now because we are traveling. 

I will sketch, sketch sketch, though!

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Tie-In

The oil painting begins ... get the surface covered.

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Tie-In watercolor sketch

The "thumbnail watercolor sketch". At this point I was thinking, oh my! 

But it is going ok. Will show beginnings tomorrow. Tune in...

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Tie-In at Dry Creek

This is #5 of 6 in the Pipeline Series. First thumbnail sketch.

Welded-up on Point Ranch

Finished, I think.

 

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Lots of glare..sorry bout that. This is nearly finished.

Will add some construction workers.

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Welded Up on Point Ranch

Started this one (#4) yesterday. Not finished. Close.

Long Stick Hoe

cleaning out the ditch

Close up

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So, I put construction guy back in. Can you see him directing the operator?

Here is a close-up. I think I am finished with this one. 

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Still working. Hoe is better, more massive.

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Getting there ... Matt informs me that this machine

is a "320 Long Stick Hoe" - sweet!

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Cleaning the Ditch

First day of painting

(it looks so different here!)

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Lowering the Pipe, 8" x 8", oil on wood

I think done. Definitely like seeing the painted acrylic coming through. 

This was a little "knitpicky" because of the subject, but no cramps in the hand or anything.

I took the man out...and please notice the huge counterbalance on the right side so when the machine is lowering the pipe, they won't tip over.

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Lowering the Pipe 

in progress

Ok, they are now dozer colored. Setting aside for a few and beginning another.

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