Oil Painting Process (1)
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Initial Sketch with Watercolor Pencil
Watercolor pencil is very flexible for image adjustments and shading with a brush and water. Very helpful when using a grid for proportions and positioning.
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Background - No sketching / Visualization
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Final Coloring
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Final Detail
Oil Painting Process (2)
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Initial Sketch with Watercolor Pencil
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Couch - Background
White underpaint and scraped top color for fabric texture
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Final Coloring
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Final Detail
Oil Panting Process (3)
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Initial Watercolor Pencil Sketch
Due to the unique characteristics of the Emancipation Oak, it took a smaller grid and several trips to Hampton to capture the image
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Coloring to Verify Sketch
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Final Coloring
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Final Detail
The Emancipation Oak in Hampton VA was the first southern location of the reading of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863