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I usually have a number of paintings "on the go" at any one time.
Click on an icon below to see examples of unfinished paintings
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Progress shots of work now finished
My method of working is such, that I rarely use sketches or drawings to plan a painting, but work straight on to the board or canvas.
I usually "scrub in" a rough composition (almost an abstract) and then I correct, adjust and refine by overpainting.
I continue doing this until I am happy with the painting.
This method allows for "happy accidents" which I willingly include in the painting, these "accidents" often take the picture in a completely different direction to the one I had in mind, making the act of painting, a voyage of discovery.
The pictures included below, hopefully illustrate my working method.
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This painting below (my most popular) was photographed at various stages of production,
giving a sequence of photos showing it's development.
Click on image to see sequence.
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