It was wonderful for me to have a model all to myself and an actual studio all to myself, with decent lighting and setup. It was fun right from the start, and he was an excellent model. The music he chose while I painted and he modeled was just perfect. Bob was a pretty good model considering he's a type "A" like myself and doesn't like to still still. So I probably got to put paint to canvas at about 11:00 a.m., and by 4:00 pm my painting passion was about spent. Minus some lunch time and chat time, the session went smoothly and I had not too many corrections inbetween. I planned to tweak it a lot more, using the photographs I took, but after looking at it a couple of days in my studio I decided it was pretty good as is, loose and fresh, and I just may leave it alone except for taking out a little gray hair from him. So following is his portrait as is done "Ala Prima," and below that is the time-lapse video link to youtube. I am delighted with both, especially the video.
"Ala Prima" Oil Painting of Videographer Bob Barbour by Judy Burgarella |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcLf7ACVaJk&feature=youtu.be
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