Here are my latest paintings from the Life model session at the Bath Artists Studio. We were blessed with the same model as last time (
see my previous post here) so I was very glad I had the chance to paint her again:
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Model 4 12"x16" oil on board |
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Detail |
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The artists at work... |
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A subject Rembrant would have been happy to paint |
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My set up |
The whole session lasted around 4 hours. After the last break, we had about 40 minutes left to paint and since I had finished my painting, I decided to do a quick study of the room. I set up on the corner behind the model:
Below this is the little study I did. I really had fun doing this one as I had to rush which made it more exciting and meant I didn't have the time to think too much:
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Life model class at the Bath Artists Studio 10"x12" oil on board |
What got my attention was the contrast between the focal point - the peaceful life model beautifully lightened - and all the activity around and creative buzz.
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Detail |