Day 17 of the 30 day challenge! Also joining Paint Party Friday because I have been painting! This is canvas number 7. (The other ten days of the challenge thus far were made up of pen and ink or acrylics and ink as I gathered acrylic supplies and started learning to paint.)
Fortunately it occurred to me to scan this one. (Much better quality than my terrible pictures, as in the progress pics below.)
I have done several maidens in frames, and an art pal named Sarah Trumpp, doing a painting challenge of her own, reminded me I might like to paint one. So I did! Lots of progress pics below, as her face went through various incarnations before settling on this one.
Here’s a few of the early tiny framed girls:
Lost Portrait of Emily, Tudor Maiden Portrait, and Anastasia of the North. Because if I’m going to spend that much time on 2.5″ x 3.5″, it’s gonna get a nice name. :)
Thanks for dropping in!
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Daphne is really beautiful Love the background too. Her eyes are so soulful.
Lovely!!!
ooOooOOo she is fantastic! Yay for tiny portraits! :D
Hi and welcome to PPF. Your art is amazing!!! I love the use of colors especially in the faces. Well done. Hope to see you next week too.
Nicole/Beadwright
Fine work this painting!
Another winner! Love your imagination!
Wow. You are sure having fun with this and you are such an INSPIRATION. Thank you!
Loving your painting and thank you for sharing the process. Happy PPF, Annette x
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What wonderful faces! The frames make them even more fascinating!
I love your portrait of Daphne, she looks so melancholy. Your tiny maiden portraits are so charming. I can’t draw that small so that is a real skill. Happy PPF
Very strange……no longer getting your posts…..tried resubscribing but blogger won’t let me……
Clara! I’m posting every day during this 30-day challenge. I’m only sending emails a couple times a week so as not to annoy people too badly!
These wood make cool playing cards!!
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