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Today I started working on drawing with better proportions with the mannequin

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Worked on texture

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You have to click on the picture to see the whole thing.

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I found a great photo that I am inspired by but there is no artist name for it. What should I do?

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https://www.artistsnetwork.com/art-mediums/acrylic/how-to-blend-acrylic-like-a-boss/

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Get Directions

During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the visual experience of nighttime was transformed. A series of new lighting technologies-notably gaslight, arc light, and incandescent electric light-permeated city streets, theatres, restaurants, stores, factories and affluent homes, bringing brilliant illumination to the urban night. The symposium will explore the relationship between these rapidly changing lighting regimes and treatments of the nocturne in European painting, drawing and literature. It will feature papers by Professor S. Hollis Clayson (keynote), a leading scholar on this topic and on the art and visual culture of nineteenth-century France, and Dr Gavin Parkinson, a specialist in twentieth-century European art and visual culture at the Courtauld. The discussions will consider artists and writers including Charles Lamb, Charles Courtney Curran, Edvard Munch, Georges Seurat and Edouard Vuillard.

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Nocturnes in Modern Visual Culture: Depicting Night in the Age of Gas and Electric Light - The Courtauld Institute of Art

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Get Directions During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the visual experience of nighttime was transformed. A series of new lighting technologies-notably gaslight, arc light, and incandescent electric light-permeated city streets, theatres, restaurants, stores, factories and affluent homes, bringing brilliant illumination to the urban night.

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Sorry for not being very active but, I have started drawing lighty on my canvas. Had to erase parts of the window to show more of the person and masks. Fixed the chair and the length of the legs. Working on hands and shoes and parts of the arm.

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Started painting the background using blue, purple, neon blue, black and white experimenting with shades on the way.

Next: Going to start filling in the face on the person and putting faces onto the masks.

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Finished the background took a while to get the shades just right. Ended up being shades of purple though XD

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Today I used Community time to work on my art piece I am really close to finishing the wood in my painting with the acrylic paint I am using and adding texture to the wood while I go.

Next: Going to start filling in the details and working on the flesh (skin color) of the person and toning out the colors a little more if they are popping out to much.