Showing posts with label Summer in Connecticut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer in Connecticut. Show all posts

Friday, June 14, 2013

Up-Coming Show!

 
 
Summer in Connecticut
 
Show Dates: June 28 - August 31, 2013.
 
Opening Reception: July 12. 2013. 4-8pm.
 
Please join us for a lovely evening celebrating the glorious
days of Summer in Connecticut with beautiful Art. 
 
Thank you for your continued patronage!
 
 
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Binoculars #177 / 2013.
View from Avery Point - 'Summer's Here!'
36" x 36". Oil on Birch Panel. Copyright.
Available at Susan Powell Fine Art
 
 
 
Binoculars #178 / 2013.
View from Avery Point - 'High Noon.'
10" x 60". Oil on mdo board. Copyright.
Available at Susan Powell Fine Art
 
 
 

Binoculars #179 / 2013.
View from Avery Point - 'Quiet Evening.'
30" x 30". Oil on Birch Panel. Copyright.
Available at Susan Powell Fine Art

 
 

 


Saturday, June 8, 2013

An Invitation ....

 
 
 
Binoculars #177 / View from Avery Point - Summer's Here!
36" x 36". Oil on Birch Panel. 2013. Copyright.
 
 
RESERVED
for
 
'Summer in Connecticut' show
 
Invitation Dates and Times to be Announced!
 
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Speaking of Invitations!
 
Over the years, creating a studio painting has
become a rather private process for me.
 
I rarely show works in progress to anyone.
 
It is very much along the lines of keeping a private journal
where all the untold secrets and confessions are kept
which are fiercely protected and never meant to be shared ....
 
But, today I feel compelled to share a little with you!
 
So, I invite you into my studio to have a look at
my process of creating a studio painting.
 
Enjoy!!
 
 
Stage 1: Blocking in and having fun.
 
 
 
Stage 2: Building transparent and opaque layers.
 
 
 
Stage 3: Blocking in Composition and, darks and lights.
 
 
 
Stage 4: Blocking in Composition and, darks and lights cont'.
 
 
 
Stage 5: Refining form and, darks and lights.
 
 
 
Stage 6: Refining the values, forms,
and other compositional elements.
 
 

Stage 7: Refining highlights and compositional elements.
 
 
 
Stage 8: And Voila! Zee finishing touches!
 
 
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Mind you, I can't divulge all of my secrets in one fell swoop,
however this gives you a basic idea of my painting process.
 
Please stay tuned for more what's new from the studio!
 
Cheers, ~ Polly ~