(Top) Oil Sketch: Celeste Bergin, Portrait Study of "G", oil on 16x20 canvas panel
(Below) Oil Sketch: Celeste Bergin, Figure Study, "G", oil on 12x16 canvas panel
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Life painting session --"G"
(Top) Oil Sketch: Celeste Bergin, Portrait Study of "G", oil on 16x20 canvas panel
(Below) Oil Sketch: Celeste Bergin, Figure Study, "G", oil on 12x16 canvas panel
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L'attitude de la toute dernière me plaît avec son côté très décontracté... On sent que vous êtes allée à l'essentiel.
Je vous souhaite une douce nuit de noël et tous mes voeux pour 2012.
Bisous
Martine wrote:
The attitude of the latest I like very relaxed ... I feel that you went to the point.
Have a sweet night of Christmas and my best wishes for 2012.
kisses
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Thanks Martine!
She is beautiful indeed, Celeste, but I suspect your painting accentuates the reality. I was just sitting here this a.m. thinking about how you are able to paint so much and am left in awe. I just struggle and struggle to finish even one piece much of the time. I get paralyzed by fear and that stops me in my tracks.
I like this portrait! I think because you emphasized the major shapes she looks especially strong and heroic
(Celeste, it was me, Sheryl, who left the comment above)
Thnaks for telling me about the classes at the art school I am signing up!
Sheryl Anthony
Skimming through the blogs I follow last night after lugging the luggage in from the car, your portrait was the outstanding picture on my site. I would have written how lovely it is--a strong image strongly painted--but I was beat from coming through customs. Why is it always such a long trek from plane to the port authority?
From green skies to these--always interesting posts.
this looks different! she looks like a wonder woman of sorts, somewhat graphic novel-like. I approve
thanks Martine, Sherry, Sheryl, LW, Hallie and Dave! You are great to stop by and leave a comment for me...!
Sherry--This I have learned...if you paint and paint and paint and paint ....you will not be so worried about mistakes. Fact! :)
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