Showing posts with label art painting watercolor portrait Gens de Sherbrooke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art painting watercolor portrait Gens de Sherbrooke. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Melissa

Another girl's portrait... For Melissa I did 2 portraits, one for her, one for me. I give her the choice and this is the portrait I still have (I would have chose it myself...)
This is a 9" x 12" acrylic ink & watercolor on Strathmore watercolor paper, 300 g, and if interested just email me and I give you all the details.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
May in September...

Even if these days were beautiful late summer days - probably not many left - the title is referring to something more simpler...
This beautiful young lady is May (or Mai)...
I've painted her on a 9" x 12" Strathmore watercolor paper, with acrylic ink and watercolors... And since today was a special day (I've received a grant from the big city of Sherbrooke exactly for a project of mine - already started - called "People of Sherbrooke") and May a very nice young lady (I reapeat it but she really was nice, twice as the usual) I gave her the "masterpiece"...
Friday, September 14, 2007
Beautiful weather for portraits...

There is a close connection between the weather and my portraits: since I work them in the parks of the city I depend on beautiful weather to get models... these days the weather is quite fine, here, in Sherbrooke, almost summertime...
This is one portrait I'm proud of. I don't know exactly why, but I like it.
9" x 12" watercolor and some acrylic ink on Strathmore 300 g/140 lbs. watercolor paper.
I'll keep this one for my personal collection...
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Rodrigue, the Cid

Another portrait - this time a bit older (the watercolor as well as the model) of a Sherbrooke inhabitant. An ex-professor at the University, it seems, a very picturesque figure I intitled "Rodrigue, the Cid" in honor of Charlton Heston's movie "The Cid" because the whole portrait had something, let say, "heroic"... Maybe more of a Don Quixotte but still nice...
9" x 12" acrylic ink & watercolor on Fabriano 300 g watercolor paper. Email me if you like this very, very much...
Melanie

That's one of the things I did last summer - in fact, a few days ago...
As usual, a 9" x 12" acrylic & watercolor on Strathmore acid free paper (300 g) and, also as usual, if interested, give me an email... I promise not to skin you alive...
Sunday, September 9, 2007
ChloƩ
Poetic name, interesting face! Another of my "in the park portrait"... I spend on it probably between 35 and 45 minutes (maybe less... sometimes it depends on the time the "model" has).In a good day, I can make between 5 - 7-8 portraits... 2-3 are usually quite good, some reasonable good and one or two bad straight out...This one is a 9" x 12" (I'm using pretty much the same format; some day, I hope, I'll be able to paint big, big canvases...) and, as usual, an acrylic ink & watercolor on Fabriano 300 g watercolor paper. Contact me if you like it so much as to spend some money on it...
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