Showing posts with label oil paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil paintings. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Original New Oil Painting Still Life Lemons on Canvas Panel

 

 

 

Titled: “Lemons in Red”

 

lemons

The use of analogous color in your paintings, like in the case of this still life, is perfect for those beginning or more experienced in painting, you can create the feeling of a  variety of color with just a few.  When creating your paintings, you will have a better understanding of color and it’s relationship with each other.

Using a limited palette is not only great to do practice in oils or any medium but will train your eye as well. The still life, the lemons even tho part of the artwork are not the main subject but the background, used a combination of impressionism and abstract to make a relationship between the old and the modern.

Friday, January 27, 2012

Progressive studies, watercolors and Oil paintings, miniatures.

 

Some of the progressive studies in watercolors and oils, small miniatures 2.5” by 3.5” and 4” by 6” in size, done in encaustic boards, paper and linen canvas, a mixture of yellows and perm madder medium. Omitting this time earth tones for the oils, working with cool solid colors.  

 

bird  beachgirl bluegirl

Paintings titles: From left to right “Blue Bird”, “On the beach”, “Mother land”, “women” and  “Monroe”.

 

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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Oil Painting Portrait and video

 

Portrait of a young women in Oils

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With this portrait, the disadvantage was time. The good thing in my opinion is that despite of the risks taken the results are favorable, in the process of making the painting, the eyes view was changed several times from eyes looking down,closed to open. (glad wasn’t ruined)    

Oil Painting Portrait by Vargas

It is important to continue, nothing gives more satisfaction than learning, experimenting and continue pushing your self. For this portrait, the larger strokes where used to define the face, hiding shadow within the background.