© Nayna Shriyan |
Although I am not a trained painting artist, (having taken up metal work in my college ), I love experimenting and teaching myself to paint. When I saw this image, I knew I simply had to test my skills.
Here is the original image and to the left is a capture of the very first layer of paint, here I have just blocked in the major tones. This is the first time that I am working with a tiny double zero brush to make doubly sure that I get in not just all the fine details of this rustic Rajasthani face, but also hopefully the expression on his face, that seems to say that he miles away in his thoughts!!
I can see you are getting his expression very well! I think it's funny that you're drawn to his face and wrinkles, and I'm drawn to the fabric of his turban! Thanks for visiting my blog -- I've enjoyed seeing your work.
ReplyDeleteThank you Julia, for your lovely comment, I hope you can visit again once I have finished with his entire turban and face too :) The cloth used by traditional Rajasthani people is quite unique, I am sure you will love the effect !
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ReplyDeleteThank you Its my pleasure :)
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