Are you leaving the merry men paintings in the book? After you applied the beeswax, does the opposing page stick to it?
I Really love the idea of beeswax in a book.
Plus, the painting is so - ethereal in appearance with the wax on it.
I love it. I need to spend way more time practicing the techniques you shared for your faces - I so admire them. But this wax... Is it in the book? Or have you removed the page?
I love the way the text shines through the paint in the hair, a lovely technique! I'm doing lots of experiments with layering and having fun! Your photo is lovely too. Such a simple statement yet so important. :) Jess xx
Yay, another Lynne Hoppe piece. I always look forward to seeing them! This one is a mature face in a girl's hair cut, and her eyes are glowing! Do you use the bees wax over the entire page?
Interesting how we can see different things. I see Patrice as having quite a gentle look indeed. Lynn, it is always such a joy to discover your new face. When I see that you have a new post, my instant reaction is "Oh, goodie!". Sometimes I wait a little just to enjoy the warm feeling of anticipation.
It is so good to be here and see your newness. I love patrice's hair and that her eyes are different, as if she cried out of one and watched with the other. Happy snowy day to you. roxanne
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Are you leaving the merry men paintings in the book? After you applied the beeswax, does the opposing page stick to it?
I Really love the idea of beeswax in a book.
Plus, the painting is so - ethereal in appearance with the wax on it.
I love it. I need to spend way more time practicing the techniques you shared for your faces - I so admire them.
But this wax... Is it in the book? Or have you removed the page?
Xxa
I love the way the text shines through the paint in the hair, a lovely technique! I'm doing lots of experiments with layering and having fun! Your photo is lovely too. Such a simple statement yet so important. :)
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That little Patrice looks fierce and determined! I love the bold outlines you used here. And those big green eyes - oh my!
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Yay, another Lynne Hoppe piece. I always look forward to seeing them! This one is a mature face in a girl's hair cut, and her eyes are glowing! Do you use the bees wax over the entire page?
ReplyDeleteI feel like Patrice looks, I think.
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Sending big light and love to you, my Friend.
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heart.... heart.... heart... xo
ReplyDeleteThe background is wonderful and I am so pulled to those eyes. Wow!
ReplyDeleteInteresting how we can see different things. I see Patrice as having quite a gentle look indeed.
ReplyDeleteLynn, it is always such a joy to discover your new face. When I see that you have a new post, my instant reaction is "Oh, goodie!". Sometimes I wait a little just to enjoy the warm feeling of anticipation.
Thank you for sending me to the tutorial on portraits...amazing tutorial is putting it mildly understated. Peace, Mary Helen
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ReplyDeleteOh Patrice. What a beauty you are evolking many stories. Thanks for this Lynn.
ReplyDeleteYou are getting so much more colorful these days. Happiness!
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It is so good to be here and see your newness. I love patrice's hair and that her eyes are different, as if she cried out of one and watched with the other.
ReplyDeleteHappy snowy day to you.
roxanne
I Love Patrice also, I love to come here and feel quieted from my rushing head. One feels close to the earth here thank you.
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