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Old 11-07-2004, 12:40 PM   #1
Linda Nelson Linda Nelson is offline
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Painting from a client photo




A client wanted to give an anniversary painting to her husband. She had a few photos in mind to paint, but was accommodating when I asked if I could suggest which photo to paint from, and she gave me four photo albums worth of their wedding day.

I picked this one as is is flattering, romantic, and transitions well into a painting. Although it was from there wedding, I find the pose a great general analogy for the "dance" of life together.

I kept a painting of Richard Schmidt's nearby as a texture guide for paint strokes.

The painting colors here are a little off - making her look more palid and ghostly than in the real life - sorry not to have adjusted that.
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