I finally figured out a workaround for posting pictures! Here is the model we painted couple of days ago, still wet and on the easel:
We only had about 45 minutes to work with him in this pose. The assignment was to lay in the larger shapes and values as quickly but as accurately as possible. On top of that we had to get the proportions down and make a statement about what we wanted the point of interest to be. For me it was the direction of the light in this pose. The model was nearly full frontal from where I sat, so it made getting the perspective a bit difficult. Even so, the time limit was great because it made me focus on what I felt was important,much as I would have to do when painting en plein air.
Jennifer
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Looks Great Jennifer! Enjoy the mountains.
Thank you Marty. I DID enjoy the mountains thoroughly, even though the weather didn’t always cooperate. It’s been a while since I worked from the model so I appreciate the encouragement.
Best wishes,
Jennifer