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| 30 x 15 Commissioned Boat Portrait |
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| Real time studio view
Waves are I believe one of the hardest things to paint. My mentor Everett Raymond Kinstler, N.A., painter of seven American presidents, told me so once. He should know. I think hands come second. My students have a terrible time with them. I also have to keep myself constantly in check around painting hands. Roses come third. Students go into a complete tizzy around white roses especially. I sometimes do too! So the key? It is always about the structure. Study the structure of a wave. Study the structure of a hand. Study the structure of a rose. I continue to do all three. And, truth be told, there are no short cuts. YOU CAN PAINT ALL THREE WELL WITH HOMEWORK.
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