I used the leftover paints on my palette and I ran out of paint midstream. I didn't want to squeeze new paints (until tomorrow). Well, I like doing studies/sketches like this..there is no big investment, except for just a little time. I think the guy came out looking some like either Tony Perkins or George Broderick.Oil Sketch: Celeste Bergin, Musicians, 2010, oil on canvas panel (Update: SOLD!)
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I always use my leftover paint for after studies. Sometimes I put more on the palette just because.
I love this! I'm always a sucker for paintings with musical instruments in them. Nice work!
I have been putting my leftover paint (on the palette) in the freezer! The next day, I take it out, defrost for about 10 minutes, and then paint. Seems to work for me.
It does look a bit like George!
Speed painting always reminds me of the song "The flight of the bumblebee" A fast painting song indeedie do!
Wonderful...love the light source too.
I see George ! With the light on the side of eye and cheekbone.
There is an intensity,yet comfortableness in this! The color moods are as in music, moving!
Celeste! Your artistic nature is inspiring!
I see Tony Perkins in this beautiful speed painting. I appreciate your not mentioning that you did it in something like 15 minutes. You are inspiring.
i really liked to look at this work .
Phenomenal Celeste! I love it. You do such great free form work. You inspire.
Speed study schpeed shtudy (or something like that. I like the result, speed or no, study or no - kind of intimate, and I love the blues.
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