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Wow. Looks amazing. That is one of the small reasons I am not a fan of working with oils. I usually need to work fast so I use acrylic. Although I have to say there is nothing like a nice details oil painting.
He looks a little blue . . . sad I mean. The jpg is so small I thought it was an ATC, but it is huge. I don't think I have ever painted anything larger than 18 x 24. Wow! Impressive.
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Wow. Looks amazing. That is one of the small reasons I am not a fan of working with oils. I usually need to work fast so I use acrylic. Although I have to say there is nothing like a nice details oil painting.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!!! I hope you post the final version for us!
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful statue for the backyard or even the patio. Great painting.
ReplyDeleteHe looks a little blue . . . sad I mean. The jpg is so small I thought it was an ATC, but it is huge. I don't think I have ever painted anything larger than 18 x 24. Wow! Impressive.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone, I think it took longer to learn to post it than to paint.it. The real statue is a raw seana color.
ReplyDeleteI took libertties with the colors.
Fantastic. It will be a beautiful painting.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done St. Francis!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely statue to have in your garden. Love the colours you used in your painting.
ReplyDeleteWhat size exactly do I make a jpg before posting so that when clicked on it can be viewed larger.
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