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    New figure paintings! Two new drawings Aug 20

    hey everyone... here are a couple of figure paintings and color studies done in oils. These were done at the next gen atelier.

    I'm doing a streaming presentation this Saturday August 22nd. If you're interested you can find more information here!

    sonja was the model for this painting, and yes that's CA's own dirty c in the background! The carpet drove me to the brink of insanity.
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    and here's my painting of the lovely lux
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    and here's a painting of an old guy who wouldn't put his dick away on breaks
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    *edit* and here's a few more. I thought I had posted these already, but I did a search and I guess I haven't yet, whoops

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    Lovely paintings, Whit. What happen to Dirty C head?!!

    How long do you spend doing each paintings on average?

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    You, sir, are ridiculous^100000000000001.

    I am blown away to Jupiter by your talent. Please continue being amazing.

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    O_O...you just blew my mind Whit. It's crazy how good you are. I especially love the last painting and how you handled the fabric and the pattern on the carpet in perspective.

    How big are these paintings and what surface are you working on?.. if you don't mind me asking...

    ps. thanks for the inspiration!
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    Lookin' good sweetheart. You've stepped up the game.

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    Wow man,,amazing work!!!

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    Beautiful! You're a madman for taking on that carpet - no shortcuts here!

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    sturred at these for awhile..thanks for sharing man

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    Beautiful work... I'd expect no less from you...
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    interesting choice of angles and points of view used on these ones. keep em coming.

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    Man, your work always blew me away, but these are on another plane altogether. Just gorgeous stuff, I can't wait to see the next batch of oil paintings!

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    haha major props for painting that carpet...

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    wow you paint people great and all, but i was really hoping to see some ENVIRONMENT concepts, since thats what i know you for

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    Very good man, love how you handle colours. Old guy is really special!

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    The knees in the second painting is the most beautiful thing out of all of them. Everything is well done, but those knees...

    (may possibly have a bit of a knee fetish because of that painting)

    edit: Also, I feel you lost a bit compositionally from transferring the paint sketch of her to the final, I think it's mostly the space above her head, also the generally overall warmth was nice, but the final has it's own thing going on color wise.
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    "edit: Also, I feel you lost a bit compositionally from transferring the paint sketch of her to the final, I think it's mostly the space above her head, also the generally overall warmth was nice, but the final has it's own thing going on color wise."

    ...eeehhhh...I really have to disagree here. The final piece is head and shoulders above the sketch. The nearly perfect vertical balance of the white sink, contained figure and white blocks on the rug is an incredibly effective use of composition that really slams our attention to the situation/environment in two or three visual "stages" rather than seeing the model first (and above all else) and then forcing oneself to look away from her to other areas. IMHO, this is a near-perfect painting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ilaekae View Post
    ...eeehhhh...I really have to disagree here. The final piece is head and shoulders above the sketch. The nearly perfect vertical balance of the white sink, contained figure and white blocks on the rug is an incredibly effective use of composition that really slams our attention to the situation/environment in two or three visual "stages" rather than seeing the model first (and above all else) and then forcing oneself to look away from her to other areas. IMHO, this is a near-perfect painting.
    Also, the slight leftward tilt of the body gives implied action to what would otherwise be (and is, in the sketch) a very still pose. Beautiful work, Whit. What kind of palette are you using for these? Just earths?

    EDIT: Oh wait, Ila, he was talking about the second painting.

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    Damn...you're right. I misread it as two references to two paintings. My apologies, The Pariano...
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    Love the paintings thanks for sharing.

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    Last painting is hip! It's been amazing watching you grow just in the span of 3 years. Keep kicking butt and thanks for sharing as always.

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    Very outstanding compositions. You've really established the scenery and figure quite effectively.
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    No harm Ilaekae :] sorry for the confusion of which one I was talking about.
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    Great new character paintings maing!

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    OUTCH!!!

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