Check out these scrumptious paintings. They were created in a day. They are raw, fresh and exciting. Perhaps you should give it a try.
http://web.mac.com/kjurick/iWeb/Site/painting%20a%20day%20gallery.html
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oh my gosh, i love those. there are so so many beautiful one on that website!
ReplyDeleteso recommended!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletei like how most of them are still lifes
I love the one of the fish, especially the scales. I like how you can see the brush strokes in all of them.
ReplyDeleteim gonna try this
ReplyDeleteAHHH i love all of these and completely agree with Kathryn, i love how you can tell you are paintings by looking at the brush strokes but how they are still so realistic.
ReplyDeleteDuuurrrr... a painting a day? I wonder how long it takes... (cause like... I'm sure some people could crank something out in like... 15 hours right?... I guess I can only assume this person takes less then that.)
ReplyDeleteKinda like my policy to draw at least once a day! (hahahahah not the same not the same)
i really like these and as other people said i really like how you can see the brush strokes. they are very prettttty
ReplyDeleteI do want to know what "a day" means. is that exactly 24 hours without sleep or more like 15 or more like 9 or 3? because some of these things i think would take me a while to do. but i guess if you only had a day you would have really big brush strokes. hmmm... that would be cool.
ReplyDeletethese are yummy (:
ReplyDeleteMelis, On the website it says that they take one to two hours and are 6X6"
ReplyDeletethat artist takes longer to make those paintings than I do to make a sketchbook entry
fresh
ReplyDeletefly
RAW