Dies ist ein Gemälde an dem ich im Frühjahr gemalt habe. Zur Fertigstellung brauchten wir einige Wochen und ich hatte lange kein so aufwendiges Bild mehr gemacht.
The red chair | Der Rote Sessel, 100 x 100 cm, Oil on Canvas
Friday, 8 August 2008
The red chair | Der Rote Sessel
Here is a painting I was working on in Spring. It took us several weeks to complete and I haven´t done such an amitious work for a long time.
Dies ist ein Gemälde an dem ich im Frühjahr gemalt habe. Zur Fertigstellung brauchten wir einige Wochen und ich hatte lange kein so aufwendiges Bild mehr gemacht.
The red chair | Der Rote Sessel, 100 x 100 cm, Oil on Canvas
Dies ist ein Gemälde an dem ich im Frühjahr gemalt habe. Zur Fertigstellung brauchten wir einige Wochen und ich hatte lange kein so aufwendiges Bild mehr gemacht.
The red chair | Der Rote Sessel, 100 x 100 cm, Oil on Canvas
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Excellent work, Stefan! How you managed to paint a red and green composition with out it looking like Christmas, is beyond me. Maybe because you separated the two colors with a dark neutral? hmm. It's wonderful.
Silvina,
I haven´t thought of christmas by choosing this color combination. On the other hand, this might be a christmas painting. :-)
I broke the background colors by glazing over them. Maybe that did the trick.
Thanks for your regular visits and comments.
Wow! This is really great.
Good work.I like it! I'll start now with oil.
Regards
The red chair and green backdrop work really to frame the figure. Good work Stefan!
Ryan
What's in the glass Stefan?
Great colors .
Cheers.... Andrew
I like the way the light falls in this painting Stefan, just highlighting her left shoulder. It's clever and it works. Quite a fascinating painting overall.
Thank you, Trailbee and Pedro.
Hi Ryan,
it is always a difficult interplay between figure and background. Therfore thanks and cheers..Nue!
Only hard spirits, my dear Andrew!
What did you expect? Thanks and I hope we talk soon.
Sheila,
I tried to deal with the lighting situation very carefully, in order to guide the eye.
Thanks for commenting and dropping by.
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