'The Marmalde House', 23 Queen's Street-process 1




So the sketch was traced, holes punched on the drawing lines and charcoal was pounced through the holes onto the canvas. Then join the dots.
Labels: '23 Queen's Street', Charcoal, Drawing, Eynsham, Oil painting, Under painting, Work in process
3 Comments:
I like the change of focus to the gate Lorna...and the two open doors make this one look very inviting :)
The Marmalade household are very friendly but I felt that the facade of their home could seem forbidding. So we opened all the doors and let the sun enter. I hope the painting will express their warm cheerfulness.
Goodgreif! I never knew my house could look so pretty!!! Looks FANTASTIC already! xxx
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