"Classic Lines" (oil, 8x4 inches)
(2015 update: Available again, framed, for $225! See current post!)
Here is my 4th (and maybe last, for a while,) painting from my Daily Paintworks "Cropping" Challenge. I was in the mood for oil today and also felt this contemporary cropping of such a classic car would work better in oil, especially for the size.
I did also remember to get some shots along the way...
I started with a loose wash of umber and ultramarine.
Lifted off the light areas...
...and painted in the darks, with pure umber and ultramarine...
...and in some areas added some pthalo blue and/or alizarin.
Then started in on the colors, until...
... I decided it was finished...
Thanks for 'watching'! Please forward to friends if you like it!
PS: Anyone know what kind of car this is? (I don't but would like to!) A more complete reference photo is below..
Update (4/28/12): I just got this pic from a friend (Thank you, Polly!) identifying the car as a 1928 Chevrolet National Model AB Roadster. Very cool!
You do beautiful work in oils along with pastels, Rita!
ReplyDeleteA big thanks for the progress shots.
Sorry, I have no idea what model car this is.
Thanks Dean!
ReplyDeletelove the progress shots. Great work. love antique cars. you really nailed this one.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharon!
ReplyDeleteI love your painting. I tried to search for the type of car it is and the closest I could get is that it looks like a Ford model A convertible , a late 20's model. The logo looks like Fords but it does not exactly match the ones I could find but the rest of the car matches.
ReplyDeleteThanks Polly! That's interesting to know!
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