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Red Roses on Pedestal with a friend, oil painting demonstration



Roses on Pedestal. An early work where you will see a few better closeups of the umber layer. Unfortunately, the dead layer pictures are not available and we will go straight to the finished painting after these photos. At least with the finished layer, I have some nice close ups also that show the brush work.

This was a 9" X 12" oil painting on masonite board.

rose picture



This is a close up of the imprematura and underlying ink drawing. Notice there are a few brush strokes seen in the imprematura.

rose painting

This is the completed umber under layer. Note some of the details I have captured, notably the dew drops.

red rose painting

Here is a close up of the left leaf. There are many nuances that are captured here in the leaf structure. This is a very light coating much like a watercolor in that paint is applied, then utilizing your dry blending brush, paint is removed or lightly touched to smooth out the transition from light to dark.

red roses and lady bug

Here is another closeup. The pedals on the right are depicted. Again, using the thinned umber paint, it is applied, then with a clean dry brush, some can be picked up and removed where you want a the lighter under coat to show through.

lady bug and rose

Click here to go to Top of Roses on Pedestal.

Click here to see the finished Painting Close Up



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