Intro to Figure Painting

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Speed metal

Whee, metal! More watercolor class assignments. I ended up having to paint all three of these in one day, back-to-back and super fast. Well, fast for me anyway. Thankfully I’d done all the preliminary drawing the night before or I wouldn’t have made the deadline.

 

Copper pot the first:

copperpot01

And now I indulge my newfound love of detail shots. Can you tell this painting is my favorite of the three? I had fun with the various spattering and salt techniques I used on this one.

copperpot01_b

copperpot01_h

copperpot01_f

copperpot01_c

Watercolor on fabriano paper, 8×10 inches.

 

Copper pot, the second:

copperpot2_a

copperpot2_detail

Watercolor on fabriano paper, 8×10 inches.

 

And a dull silver metal.

This one was definitely the most rushed of the three, I even tore the paper in my hurry to remove the masking tape.

dullsilver_a

dullsilver_d

dullsilver_c

watercolor on Fabriano paper, 3×6 inches.

 

Other metal paintings, in acrylics. Hey look, it’s the same copper pot! Was interesting to do the same subject in a different medium – much more planning ahead required with watercolors.