Actually, this is part of my first effort at movie making that I never showed. I am just now getting around to editing this video of me painting a face. I'm not really editing, just breaking it up into several parts. As you will see, I start the sketch with paint. I will have several segments to show. So, stay tuned.
Updating other news. My Internet service at home is finally up as of yesterday afternoon.
My Mother in law is settling in and having mostly good days and good nights although still confused a lot. All your words of encouragement, support and advise was so appreciated. Thank you. I was home until noon today and she is scrubbed and shined by me from top to toe.
My floors are blessed and my dinner is ready to put in the oven. I'm thinking I will maybe do a little painting tonight. I have an idea for inspiration but I will need to go get some fortune cookies first. Maybe I can do that on my way home.
Enough for now,
Expect another video shortly,
Sharon
Thursday, March 19, 2009
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19 comments:
Thank you so much for sharing this!!! I look forward to seeing more of your process.
LOVED watching your process. And I really love how you dive right in... no real sketches!
I really enjoyed your video....very informative. I'm looking forward to more.
Oh wow, so that's how you do it!!! Can't wait to see more. It's kinda like sculpting with paint. I will have to try it and see what happens. Very cool!!! Love it.
Incredible art! Thank you sooo much for sharing with us. You are a great artist.
Great video. Thanks for sharing the process with us. Can't wait to see the following videos.
Thank you so much for the video. I sat in awe and enjoyed every second. I want to try this myself...soon! (I have two projects to finish first, but I am inspired.) You just make it look so easy! Might I ask what you are painting on and whether you are using oils or acrylics? Thank you so much!
i have never started painting the features first. i always do the head first. i have got to try this! thank you1
I was so fascinated with your process. It's so loose and flowing and it made me feel relaxed and happy while I watched it. Thank you so much for sharing. I can't wait to see the follow up videos. :)
Can I ask what color you used for the initial sketch?
Love, love, love your video. Can't wait to see more :-)
I'm awestruck! Can't wait to see more!
Your video is great Sharon...you make it look so easy!! But it's not, I've tried....
Thanks for sharing this, looking forward to the next installment :)
Cheers,
Gaye
what a wonderful and generous tutorial you have made!
More, more, more. I was mesmerized watching your process. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.
Carolyn
Sharon,
The video is great. Is that burnt sienna you are using? Can't wait for part 2.
kate
wow Sharon - the video was so much fun to watch! I have absolutely no painting ability, so I was in awe and she came to life! amazing, looking forward to the next installments.
Your videos are fabulous, you make this technique look so easy and effortless. I can't wait for the next one. I've never done a face without drawing it first....I'm going to try and do your way.\ Only one thing(& I had the volume all the way up), I couldn't hear you very well and I like hearing what you have to say while you're painting. But maybe it's just my computer.
Thank you for your willingness to share!!
XOXO
My internet must be playing up....I cant get the video (boo hoo!). Will keep trying though as I love how you do your faces.
Jacky xox
hi, sharon. i've been following your blog and love your art. thanks for your generosity in sharing your painting techniques with us.
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