And then a few years later tried oil paint with a drippy turpentine wash on the same scene. I've finally been able to get a good photo of that painting to show friends:
©Rebecca Peed
Friday, May 9, 2008
Comparing
I did this scene of a market day in Zambia a few years ago using watercolor:
And then a few years later tried oil paint with a drippy turpentine wash on the same scene. I've finally been able to get a good photo of that painting to show friends:
©Rebecca Peed
And then a few years later tried oil paint with a drippy turpentine wash on the same scene. I've finally been able to get a good photo of that painting to show friends:©Rebecca Peed
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2 comments:
i really love these two. they make me feel like a child, or it takes me back to childhood memories and how i see them now. faded and washed away by time, but with the central and essential details still etched perfectly in memory...with the surrounding context fading
I really like your correlation with memory to these. I'd never thought of this style of painting like that but it makes it sense. It makes me think...
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