"Gould's Corner in Progress 3" is a wet painting at this point. I have visited this historic southern home often and find it a real treasure! The painting is a completed work except for the final finish coat which seals the color and protects the painting. The oil architectural/landscape painting on canvas measures 12 x 12 and is painted on high quality,1.5" deep gallery wrap canvas. My signature will be added when the painting is dry to the touch.
Visit
http://DeannaJaugstetter.com to view more of my work.
For purchase info-email
georgiaartist2013@gmail.com
I am posting the intiial stages of a new painting of a historic home in Augusta, Georgia. My intent is to help you understand the creative process. Before I toned the canvas I did a pencil sketch of the subject matter in my sketchbook. While drawing I decided on the composition for the painting and noted my light , medium, and dark values of the painting.
Check back Saturday to see the stages of development in this painting!!
"Gould's Corner in Progress 3" is a wet painting at this point. I have visited this historic southern home often and find it a real treasure! The painting is a completed work except for the final finish coat which seals the color and protects the painting. The oil architectural/landscape painting on canvas measures 12 x 12 and is painted on high quality,1.5" deep gallery wrap canvas. My signature will be added when the painting is dry to the touch.
Visit
http://DeannaJaugstetter.com to view more of my work.
For purchase info-email
georgiaartist2013@gmail.com
I am posting the initial stages of a new painting of a historic home in Augusta, Georgia. My intent is to help you understand the creative process. Before I toned the canvas I did a pencil sketch of the subject matter in my sketchbook. While drawing I decided on the composition for the painting and noted my light , medium, and dark values of the painting.
Check back Saturday to see the stages of development in this painting!!
Visit
http://DeannaJaugstetter.com to view more of my work.
