The original from 1930 (in case you can't tell the difference ho ho ho)
And... my daughter's bunch of meme faces from the past days when she couldn't contribute:
That's it for today, hope you are enjoying your weekend!
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February 25, 2012
Day 25, painting reproduction WIP
For today, I am working on a Frida portrait reproduction. I usually love painting inspired by her, using details of elements from her; this time I'm going as close as possible just for the fun of it. I am not excellent at making a faithful representation, but I'm close enough me thinks :o)
The original from 1930 (in case you can't tell the difference ho ho ho)
And... my daughter's bunch of meme faces from the past days when she couldn't contribute:
That's it for today, hope you are enjoying your weekend!
The original from 1930 (in case you can't tell the difference ho ho ho)
And... my daughter's bunch of meme faces from the past days when she couldn't contribute:
That's it for today, hope you are enjoying your weekend!
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Your transformation is absolutely stunning. Wow! Very nice job. And enjoyed your daughter's faces, too. :) Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteA wonderful start - looking forward to the finished piece. Your daughter's faces are fun ♥
ReplyDeleteThe best way to learn to paint, IMHO, is to copy the masters. I know I can paint a decent portrait by studying the work of other artists and how they broke down their images.
ReplyDeleteA great start, if you ask me!
Smiles,
Diane
You're doing well with your painting.
ReplyDeleteAnd your daughter has got lots of fantasy!! Meow Gusta and Me Ghosta are genius!!!!!!!!!
Can't believe we've nearly completed your challenge!!! it's been great fun, Thank you :D And you are doing a stunning job of your repro! and have really enjoyed your daughters doodles :D XXX
ReplyDeleteFrida portrait looks very promising, the background is looking good, too. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteoooh, the Frida portrait is really good. Can't wait to see it completed. Love your daughter's drawings. Me Gusta, Me Ghosta, Meow Gusta...that's really funny.
ReplyDeleteHi hi, that doodle sheet is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAnd I´m curious to see your Frida painting when it is finished.
Have a great sunday
Janine
Frida turned out great, Diane! I was actually considering reproducing one of her portraits myself. As always, your daughter's work inspires me :o)
ReplyDeleteDiane? heheheh I'm Martha
DeleteFrida turned out great, Diane! I was considering reproducing one of her portraits myself in these last few days. As always, your daughter's work inspires me and makes me smile :o)
ReplyDeleteOh, I can't wait to see her! I love Frida!!
ReplyDeleteFrida is turning out fantastic Martha!!! And, your daughter is great! I love her!
ReplyDeleteI love the passage of time with you and your daughter in this journey of 29 days! Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
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