The face, as it turns out, will be a 4-step process. . .
Step 2. I stained the eyes bloodshot, and "outlined" the face in black, methodically feathering the black into the white primer coat. This effectively acts as a foundational grisaille for what is to follow in Step 3.
I then permanently attached the head to the torso. This will allow me to control the lighting of the face during the painting of the "whiteface". . .
Step 2. I stained the eyes bloodshot, and "outlined" the face in black, methodically feathering the black into the white primer coat. This effectively acts as a foundational grisaille for what is to follow in Step 3.
I then permanently attached the head to the torso. This will allow me to control the lighting of the face during the painting of the "whiteface". . .
“When the cost of a hobby exceeds the fun and doesn't attract new people, the game is over.” -
Oscar Koveleski, August 2003
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