The women wear beautiful clothing which is intricately embroidered. They encouraged us to try it on. I could not do the outfit Vickie was wearing justice in this painting, so I decided to just show a neck trim.
Hallet Portrait Art
Portraits with a point of view.
Commission Process
Friday, November 22, 2024
Vickie in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
The women wear beautiful clothing which is intricately embroidered. They encouraged us to try it on. I could not do the outfit Vickie was wearing justice in this painting, so I decided to just show a neck trim.
Labels:
Ashgabat,
embroidery,
Turkmenistan,
women's clothin
Wednesday, December 21, 2022
Jaxson in Four Techniques
Jaxson |
This post is a result of an art assignment in a materials and techniques class. The original photo of Jaxon was painted with four techniques: Silverpoint and paint pigments using egg, oil, and wax.
Silverpoint |
Oil Paint |
Wax Encaustic |
Egg Tempera |
Thursday, May 12, 2022
Conquering Corona
This is a contemporary oil painting is from a charcoal drawing of Olimpio Fusco by John Singer Sargent dated 1900-1910. Sargent chose to draw this young Italian boy for his beauty.
I needed a handsome, athletic man for my idea of crushing the corona virus so I picked Olimpio as my model.
Sargent did drawings of the WWWI and contracted the Spanish Flu so I thought this was a good fit.
Tuesday, June 15, 2021
Children's Portraits: Sophia and Scarlett On the Dock
Saturday, April 3, 2021
Saturday, September 12, 2020
Conquering Corona
This is a modernized portrait portrait of the charocal drawing of Olimpio Fusco by John Singer Sargent date 1900-1910. Singer chose to draw the young Italian boy for his beauty.
I needed a handsome athletic man to squeeze the life out of the corona virus. Sargent survived the Spanish flu while in France in 1918.
I don't know what happened to Olimpio.
Olimpio Fusco
John Singer Sargent
1900-1910
Friday, April 10, 2020
Michael Watching the Solar Eclipse
Obviously it hasn't happened yet as the sun is strong on the face and those eclipse glasses.
The t-shirt is my rendition of what I think the total eclipse and solar flares looked like to those lucky enough to be observers.
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