 Slowly is the word with these paintings, but I am enjoying the results of every session. One of my new favorite things to do is toggle back and forth between old and new pictures. Sometimes, it is a little discouraging because the only difference is a slight change in the picture. But sometimes is is really dramatic, and the improvements really stand out. For example, I redid parts of the collar and shirt. The changes I made were not huge, but the effect is. Try scrolling up and down the page to compare the collars for yourself.
Slowly is the word with these paintings, but I am enjoying the results of every session. One of my new favorite things to do is toggle back and forth between old and new pictures. Sometimes, it is a little discouraging because the only difference is a slight change in the picture. But sometimes is is really dramatic, and the improvements really stand out. For example, I redid parts of the collar and shirt. The changes I made were not huge, but the effect is. Try scrolling up and down the page to compare the collars for yourself.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Mark (in progress)
 Slowly is the word with these paintings, but I am enjoying the results of every session. One of my new favorite things to do is toggle back and forth between old and new pictures. Sometimes, it is a little discouraging because the only difference is a slight change in the picture. But sometimes is is really dramatic, and the improvements really stand out. For example, I redid parts of the collar and shirt. The changes I made were not huge, but the effect is. Try scrolling up and down the page to compare the collars for yourself.
Slowly is the word with these paintings, but I am enjoying the results of every session. One of my new favorite things to do is toggle back and forth between old and new pictures. Sometimes, it is a little discouraging because the only difference is a slight change in the picture. But sometimes is is really dramatic, and the improvements really stand out. For example, I redid parts of the collar and shirt. The changes I made were not huge, but the effect is. Try scrolling up and down the page to compare the collars for yourself.
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