Each door was treated as a whole but also as three different paintings nicely framed and separated from the rest by the moldings. I think that even the small skiny panels have their own identity. This really is what I found exciting. When I look at a painting I like focusing on details and in this case the structure of the doors was allowing me to recreate this style of vision.
I worked from Leornardo's drawings .
I drew with charcoal on basecoated paper and sealed it with acrlylic glaze that I watered down and sprayed over.
Being ambidextrous I can write backwards with my left hand which helped me copying Leonardo's famous handwriting...
I love them too! Ingenious to use charcoal and then seal . I can't believe you can write backwards!! They have such energy and quick execution...Leonardo would approve!
RépondreSupprimerTheresa,
RépondreSupprimerWhen you come home I will show you that you can also write backwards, it should take 10 mn...!
I am not certain Leonardo would approve , I just hope this is not too disrespectful.
Oh these are sublime, you have an amazing talent with either hand!!! I am thrilled to have found your fabulous blog! Warmest wishes from an old farmhouse in England - Glenda xxx
RépondreSupprimerBeautiful work in a beautiful space.
RépondreSupprimerThank you Glenda for your comments and kind compliments.
RépondreSupprimerThank you Scott, I also sincerely appreciate your talent !
Oh my gosh!! This is just gorgeous!!
RépondreSupprimerGreet