by H Schlagen
Working on the clothes today, adding ultramarine to the color composition. This clothing looks like an old-fashioned sailor suit. There has been an era when people have been proud of their profession. A member of a guild did wear a special kind of clothing.
Categories: My Blakean Year • Tags: clothes, guild, sailor, suit
by H Schlagen
Now using goauche again to further refine the two siblings in the foreground. This technique is old-fashioned and has been used by the masters of the renaissance. It can produce a certain impression of deepness. Next step will be covering the remaining gouache-only parts of the work with a thin layer of oil color …
Categories: My Blakean Year • Tags: curls, goauche, hair, hairstyle, renaissance, siblings
by H Schlagen
Adding strange details to the buildings. A cushion made of marble and traces of smoke on the pillar.
Categories: My Blakean Year • Tags: cushion, gothic, marble, pillar
by H Schlagen
Entering the twilight zone, magnification is added to the toolbox now.
Categories: My Blakean Year • Tags: magnification, microscope, twilight, zone
by H Schlagen
Applying traces of oil colors on top of gouache and chalk to creat the background: a cloudy sky and useless buildings
Categories: Work • Tags: Background, building, senseless
by H Schlagen
Until now I only use white gouache, black ink and black chalk.
Categories: My Blakean Year • Tags: aquaduct, siblings, soldier
by H Schlagen
Categories: My Blakean Year • Tags: drugs, physician
by H Schlagen
Categories: Work • Tags: coffin, flowers, still life
by H Schlagen
Categories: My Blakean Year • Tags: creep, monster, scary, super
