Watercolor study
Old Lady with Red Hat
14"x11"
I am getting a little rusty, after a long time spent without painting...life feels empty even as I am busy with a lot of things..just because there has been no painting!
This is a study to begin all over again...I hope you all are doing good...
Hi arthi,this potrait as any of yours is too good .I think you study wrinkles so well( i meant your detailing is too perfect. when are you conducting a workshop in India? regards
ReplyDeletenanda
Hello Nanda and thank you very much.I like painting and drawing wrinkled faces as they have so much to tell!As for workshop, I don't feel ready yet, I will do it only when I have perfected my techniques.I am still working on it.
Deletewonderful portait again!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Sharon.This portrait was done from a TV grab, which was not a sharp picture- still it captures the spirit and I am glad that it does.
DeleteI think you have done a marvelous job of this "study", Arti!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kathryn :) I call this a 'study' because the reference picture was quite small and I could not see all the details.It would have made a terrific portrait if I had a good reference.Still I am glad it came out good enough to share here.
DeleteFabulous job, Arti. The work with her skin is unparallelled. She reminds me a bit of Mildred Natwick.
ReplyDeleteThanks shery,i hope you are doing well.
DeleteUn trabajo maravilloso, hermoso tu arte!! Abrazos desde Argentina.
ReplyDeleteThank you Silvina
DeleteWow, Arti. What a lovely old lady! The wrinkles are so beautiful and real painted. She looks so satisfied. Her red hat is so lovely. Great art!
ReplyDeleteThe happiness on her face was what attracted me in first place.And I love faves with wrinkles! Thanks for appreciating.
DeleteShe looks great. The time away isn't noticed here. Such a wonderful expression.
ReplyDeleteThank you Tony.I did two or three more before painting this .I am yet to share them hete :-)
DeleteFabulous portrait, Arti! Ciao!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tito
DeleteA glorious painting--all I can say is WOW!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Elizabeth.
DeleteThis portrait is absolutely fantastic Arti!!! Her expression, her lines on her face...all perfect.
ReplyDeleteThe wrinkles on the face are masterly ! Loved the expression you have created and the feel !
ReplyDelete-Asha