under-painting
a blog showing the progress of a painting in the photorealism style
painting, photorealism, urban art, social landscape, realism, realist art, Lester Blair, Wellington, New Zealand
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17 Jun under-painting

Posted at 11:22h in Art, painting by
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I’m trying a different process. Rather than complete one small bit at a time, I have blocked in the whole thing with an acrylic wash. Not water but using acrylic glazing liquid. My thought is it might be a faster process to have most of it worked out, reasonably accurate before I begin the detail process.

 

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