Evolution of a painting
A few months ago I saw an intervieuw on the French TV with Jesse Reno about his exibition.I immediatly fell in love with the guy and his passion about his paintings.He explained his fascination about pre Colombian-Mexican-tribal art and his interest in primitive culture.
I wanted to paint like him!Last winter I was sick for a few months and coulnd't paint,after I recovered I had no inspiration at all....didn't paint for months and felt very unhappy and blocked..Thanks to Jesse's video's on youtube I got inspired.It was new to me to experiment with oil pastels and pencils,never use dit before,but I have a lot of fun working in this way
I promised a few people to show some pictures of the evolution of a painting,hope you like it!:-)
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Permalink Reply by Ellinor Liljedal on -
Very interestig to watch your way doing this. Love the outcome ... Thank you so much for shearing.
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Permalink Reply by heather noye on -
Beautiful paintings!!!
Yeah I love Jesse too. I took his class at Art and Soul this Year and I'm already registered for his class in March.
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Permalink Reply by Margo Garrison on -
Love your creatures and their fascinating colors. Awesome!
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