Woman at a Market, oil on canvas, 22x17" 2000
When I first started to study portraits, I would take a camera to farmer’s markets around the east bay and photograph strangers while they were shopping. These were life size studies to teach myself different painting techniques and how to paint people. I made at least a hundred of these in two years.
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When I first started to study portraits, I would take a camera to farmer’s markets around the east bay and photograph strangers while they were shopping. These were life size studies to teach myself different painting techniques and how to paint people. I made at least a hundred of these in two years.
SALES AND SHIPPING MUST BE ARRANGED WITH ME BY EMAIL.
CHECKOUT IS CURRENTLY DISABLED.
When I first started to study portraits, I would take a camera to farmer’s markets around the east bay and photograph strangers while they were shopping. These were life size studies to teach myself different painting techniques and how to paint people. I made at least a hundred of these in two years.
SALES AND SHIPPING MUST BE ARRANGED WITH ME BY EMAIL.
CHECKOUT IS CURRENTLY DISABLED.