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Okay, this is the look I got this morning when I ran over to the orchard to take photos in my pajamas.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
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17 comments:
Who cares....it's all about the art!
I love how you introduced the various colors into the skin tone! Yes, blue! Nice job, Karen!
Karen -
I love your bold brushstrokes - your paintings are so strong because of them!
Great job with warm and cool skin tones. And I do like the look on his face - straight out to the viewer. Very nice!
Then, you should run around like that more often!
You really can paint anything! What a great portrait! You've retained just enough detail but let your wonderful style shine through. Love all of the bright color.
Nice one Karen. In his defense, he probably thought you were a little odd out their in your pj's taking his photo!
Excellent work, Karen. There is so much character and dignity in this image. You are truly versatile, and the portrait was a lovely surprise!
this is hysterical. at first i thought great painting, colors and lighting. then i read your story and you captured him perfectly!
I would think he would have been smiling if he saw you in your pajamas. Maybe it was too early. I like how you kept it so loose. Hard to do on a face but gives it so much more character.
I have to laugh, the code I have to type in below is "booti". I guess I am still in 3rd grade.
very forceful image done with a sure hand and definitive brushstrokes! Excellent
An expression is worth a thousand words.
Wonderful bold painting.
Soooo good Karen,
I was just so delighted to open this one.
XOBarbara
Love all the colors in his skin. He comes to life on the canvas. Nice job, Karen.
how delightful...you captured him and the 'look' of the moment perfectly.
Superb.
Fantastic job, Karen.
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