2′ x 2′ Masonite panel, in progress!
I had some fun painting on this one. The palette knife really likes having a bigger yard to run around in. I painted some black and then some red, until I got to the point where I wanted to let it dry. The question is, what’s next? Yellow or green? 🙂
Also by popular demand (of one — you know who you are) for insight into my ‘studio’ workspace, I decided not to crop that out of the photo this time. Click it for full size to read the delightfully sardonic annotations.
zorgor 
!!!!!!!!!! …poor brushes! 🙂 Great work space! As it should be really!
I have this dr jekyll and mr hyde space. One moment it’s clinically neat and tidy and the next as if a tasmanian devil whirlwind messed up everything!
I like the progress, Charlie. Seems to me that there is some kind of figure behind a white fabric.
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Thanks! I had not noticed that figure before! 🙂 That’s just the silver paint and the gesso… Still, I think that’s an effect I’m going to try for now! 🙂
Some great art came out of the mess though right? I’m sure it did.
Actually some of the brushes I do like can just barely be seen at the bottom of the image, under the corner of the painting. Eh, they may not really be recognizable in this photo though. I don’t like brushes with white bristles, because it seems I can never clean all of the paint out… Bugs me. 🙂
There is so much YES in this painting. I absolutely adore the color palette and obviously the sheer contrast in textures/gradation. This may be an example of one of those paintings where I’ll be thankful for the progress shot.
Thanks! “thankful for the progress shot” implies you fear it’ll get worse from here? 🙂 I hope not, but we will see — I’m barely started on this one!
Looking great, Zorgor! By the way, I loved your sharing your studio space and showing us around a bit. Made me smile. 🙂
🙂 Thanks!