peeling flaky paint
a blog showing the progress of a painting in the photorealism style, plus ideas & musings on the process of photography and painting.
painting, photography, photorealism, urban art, social landscape, realism, realist art, Lester Blair, artist living in Wellington New Zealand,
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12 Feb peeling flaky paint

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Once again, slow progress, other projects have been demanding my attention. This week I have started on the messy peeling paint, I tried to paint it with a little brush, but it just was not convincing. Have now resorted to a small pallet knife. This seems to work, though I don’t want to so much mould the 3D effect, as I prefer a painted illusional photographic look with thin paint. I am not a fan of impasto.

170 Cuba Street

170 Cuba Street

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