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Fresh Rose

It’s like a breath of fresh air to whip up a little rose painting after laboring on a larger work!

Here is how Rose Mandala IV came together – with only a few mishaps along the way.

Rose Mandala IV in progress Marie Cameron 2013 1

Rose Mandala IV in progress Marie Cameron 2013 2

Rose Mandala IV in progress Marie Cameron 2013 3

Rose Mandala IV in progress Marie Cameron 2013 4

Rose Mandala IV in progress Marie Cameron 2013 5

Rose Mandala IV in progress Marie Cameron 2013 6

 

Rose Mandala IV in progress Marie Cameron 2013 7

Drop

Opps!  Easels often have an adjustable top bar that secures the painting in place but with a painting this small (6 x 6″), I just rest it precariously on the edge and an unexpected jiggle  or vigorous brush strokes can send it tumbling. I was relieved it landed “peanut butter side up”!

Smudge

You’d think I’d have learned my lesson the first time round but not too many minutes later  the painting was on it’s second tumble but I caught it quick with the side of my gloved hand.  Not the technique I was going for.

Rose Mandala IV Marie Cameron 6x6 oil on board 2013

Quick – take it off the easel!

 

  1. Love the evolution ..Each individual step is a finished painting on itself.

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