11x14 Oil on Panel
Wouldn’t you
know it… Lazy horse now has a little more giddy up. In fact, I think she’s about to rise from the sand.
Lesson
learned: Don’t name your paintings
before they match…
I kept the
loose and random brush strokes, because I liked the initial direction this one
was going. The curved lines in the tail seem to introduce a softer element and
add some variety.
A layer of pure
white was placed to the bridge of the nose, along with a bold block of
turquoise under the chin. I also painted hints of yellow in the mane nearest
the ears. Yellow was applied sparingly, since
it can have a strong impact and I did not want to alter the color scheme. These
things are intended draw even more attention to the horse’s head.
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