Acrylic on calico on MDF board, 11 x 8.5 inches.
Details:
Below is the finished painting, framed.
I love painting with only black and white paint. For exactly the same reason I love rendering form with graphite pencil - It's just so much easier, only having to think about the tone, and not having to worry about hue complicating things.
Acrylic on Frisk CS-10 illustration board, 10 x 4 inches (approx).
Just a quick speedpaint - a warm-up. I used a relatively large flat brush to help keep a loose and painterly look. I like the slightly impasto effect, it makes me want to paint with a palette knife and viscous oils.
Acrylic on paper, 10 x 8 inches (approx).
This artwork is all about the stark contrast between the heavily textured, natural looking background and the simple typography/graphics.
I keep meaning to take a much better photograph of this, but never get round to it. This one will do for now, then I'll edit it at a later date. The details shots are better.
Acrylic on MDF board, A2 (16.54 x 23.39 inches).
Details:
Three quick still-life speed paintings. I tried to portray the emotions "happiness" "sadness" and "anger" with my use of colour. I don't know if that worked or not.
From left to right:
Happiness – About two hours
Sadness – About one hour 30 minutes
Anger – About one hour
Acrylic on canvasboard, 16 x 12 inches.
Model: Samantha.
Still a WIP - I've yet to paint over with 'fatter' glazes.
Acrylic on canvas on MDF board, 36 x 24 inches.
Model: Samantha.
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