I intended to create a portrait in a 'loose' style but yet again I just can't help refining things.
4 x 6 inch
acrylic & oil pastel on watercolour paper
I first loosely painted her in acrylic and used oil pastel for her skin tone and shading. I then used watercolour pencil to enhance her eyes. Here is how she looked after just the acrylic paint.
If you compare her to the finished piece you can see why I looooooove oil pastels
THANKS FOR STOPPING BY.
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Linking this post to PAINT PARTY FRIDAY.
Beautiful girl, Valerie
ReplyDeleteOh, she's darling! I love her!
ReplyDeleteThe portrait is so gorgeous! I love the tilt of her head and the lovely expression on her face. You have combined the different media in a most beautiful way.
ReplyDeleteYou have a way with oil pastels she is beautiful
ReplyDeleteShe is so sweet...love her!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
She looks a little shy... I like that. And she seems to be a private and modest young woman... I like that too.
ReplyDeleteYou did a lovely job.
WOW! They really do make a big difference! She's exquisite!
ReplyDeleteLovely portrait Carol! It makes really a big difference!
ReplyDeleteThe looks out tentatively at the world like peeking out from behind a curtain. Very intriguing expression. Great job with the oil pastels as they can really get messy! Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work. I completely agree with Studio Kaufmann :D
ReplyDeleteYes, I can see why you like the oil pastels! Beautifully done. Glad you were able to make time to create.
ReplyDeleteThis is totally beautiful! (I love coming here!) I wish I could be confident in oils! Love your girl's engaging eyes, and the dots on the dress causes interest too!
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