Figure Study 3

Ink on paper, Sharpie Ultra thin

Pemaquid Point

30x48"
Giclee

Lure - detail

This maybe two inches wide. Shows the many layers of knife work and glazing.

Lure - Finished!!!

Final touches added this morning. Took photos and ordered slides from slides.com as required by the show this is being entered in: ISAP.

Step 7

A glaze of semi-transparent light blue over the ocean, then re-establish the sparkle. The rock is finally starting to shape up after more knife work with thick paint and glazing. The bushes are coming along, too. This might work out.

Step 6

This is slow going. Many layers to build up depth and texture. I've glazed black over the forground including the vegetation. Blue over the shadow side of the rock. Glazed a semi-transparent warm light gray over the rock in sun, the ocean and the lower sky. Put in the glare on the water with palette knife, glazed the water blue and put it in again. Painting knife with very light gray on the rocks followed by a blue glaze.

Step 5

Warm and cool gray mixed with modeling paste has been applied with a palette knife.