I made a YouTube video about painting this portrait in gouache.
Sunday, September 11, 2022
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gurneyjourney (at) gmail.com
Sorry, I can't give personal art advice or portfolio reviews. If you can, it's best to ask art questions in the blog comments.
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12 comments:
Congratulations Grandpa James! A baby in the family is a blessing! :) She looks lovely and has a wonderful smile!
Congrats, She's a real cutie..
Congrats to parents and grandparents, she is darling. And the portrait process is fun to observe on such an active model.
Congrats, Mr. Gurney. I hope that babysitting and painting won't be mutually exclusive! :)
Congratulations James!
Congratulations James and family! Such a cute baby. Did Jeanette knit that beautiful sweater?
Those eyes! So sweet. As it happens, “Granddad” wound up being my appellation. I wonder if you’ll be that or Grandpa, or one of the many other variations. Regardless, congratulations.
Congratulations! he's so beautiful!
Sorry, I meant She is beautiful!
Adorable! And she looks like you!
Congratulations. Thanks so much for the painting tutorial.
Congratulations! And thank you, James, for letting me see how you corrected the features!
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