(11x15)I draped a white cafe curtain over a cardboard box and lit it with my floor lamp. I got a little lost in the folds! But it'll do for today.When I fist started drawing still lifes, the drapery--always plain white for me; it was good enough for Cezanne!--was always the most involving and, when it worked well, rewarding part. I'd like to do more of these.
I had planned to begin a small still life today, but ran out of time. Monday is not a good day for me to begin something new! Though I did manage two little drawings that I may paint tomorrow.
16 comments:
You're so courageous! This looks incredibly complicated.
It DOES look complicated! -- but you're painting it so beautifully.
Hi Sharon, is it courage or foolhardiness? ;-)
Thanks, Judy. Maybe next time I'll make not quite so many folds!
It must have taken you ages. I admire your tenacity and talent.
Jean
The subtle colors and flow do it for me,wow,ethereal. Can't wait to see more.
Very believable, very nice!
Hi Laura, I just happened upon your site, and love your work. I just submitted a watercolor for Different Strokes myself. I felt very bold and nervous at the same time, since I don't usually paint in watercolor ( oil is the norm for me.) I am so glad I found you-I really found you inspiring. Thanks much!
Jennifer
Hey laura,
haven't commented for awhile but I have been watching....great job with a difficult subject...I right away knew what it was and with anything with lots of folds thats the key I think... I didn't get lost in it
I greatly admire your work as always
I love the subtleties of plain white drapery, you've done this beautifully.
Great painting...I can't imagine doing a white cloth...very brave! Lovely colors in the shading.
Very nicely done. Love the colors you chose for the soft shadows.
great folds and creases and its nice to see someone use blues and purples instead of greys when doing the shadows on a white surface :)
Hi Laura, I generally only lurk, but I want to wish a happy new year filled with happy paintings.
That's so soft and beautiful!
When I saw what you'd started here my hands started to perspire. What intricate folds you're attempting to capture!
What a great exercise, Laura... to see all these shades in a white sheet... You are inspiring me again!! Thank you!!
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