At the Portrait Society Conference, everyone is a model—wittingly or not—including a member of the audience near me.
This sketch uses a limited palette of gouache: Light Red by Shinhan Pass
, and then the rest by M. Graham: Yellow Ochre
, Ultramarine Blue
, Ivory Black
, and Titanium White
. (Links take you to Amazon pages).
, and then the rest by M. Graham: Yellow Ochre
, Ultramarine Blue
, Ivory Black
, and Titanium White
. (Links take you to Amazon pages).
Really Love that red orange in contrast to the blues. love that blue-green in the hair. Nice hybrid of the Zorn palette here. Do you mind telling me which brand of paint the light red was? I would love to use this palette.
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Matt
Inspirational James! Fun to see grandiose works by Rip Cronk, Venice Beach Muralist.... attached video.... https://youtu.be/c4ogYaFSSQ4
ReplyDeleteMatt, for this one I'm using a limited palette of gouache: Light Red by Shinhan Pass, and then the rest by M. Graham: Yellow Ochre, Ultramarine Blue, Ivory Black, and Titanium White. (Links take you to Amazon pages). You could substitute the Shinhan for another brand probably, but it's a nice iron red.
ReplyDeleteHi James Thank you for the info. Interesting I looked up that Light Red by Shinhan Pass and it has PR101 (same as most Burnt Sienna) and PR60:1 which I am not that familiar with. Not sure what other paint has this unusual mix. Might have to give this color a test drive! Again thanks for putting this on my radar.
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed your presentation on composition at the PSoA Conference. You are always so generous with your knowledge. Thank you!
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