I started painting a middle tone background and from them working the dark and light areas. I struggled with the tecnic but I 'm quite happy with the result. I was really surprice! I guess I made many mistakes by working but I learned a lot with them to. The good thing about acrylic is that you can always paint over it.
I left the painting to rest for a few days and then I make some corrections I found appropiate. (I watched on a mirror and also compare the photo with the drawing backwards) I draw myself with a golden caligraphic marker and made some skratches with a cutter to get Roberts beard.


4 comments:
We have a Lucien Freud in the group :-))
Absolute beautiful. I love the rich palette, I love the layers construction (and the glazing too :-).
Awesome your self portrait as a skateboarder. I love the creative wheels... Congrats Omar
Robert you have your book in 3 countries around the world at the same time full of art. What do you think? :-)
I'm very happy to see our blog full of movement :-)
This looks great, Omar! And I agree with Ramires, it's great to see so much new work on the blog lately.
Love it! I am pretty excited to start my next entry in Heidi's this week!
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