Thanks Cara, you're too kind, really. Two days ago I tossed out a painting I was working on because I couldn't quite get the texture to be believable. You win some-lose some I guess. I think part of it is your affection for the subject matter. Thanks again for your kind words. Best, Todd
The soft shadow is my favorite part of this piece. It gives such a great sense of distance between the key and the wall. The way shadow is portrayed is always so important. Great work.
There's on old urban..nope scratch that...desert myth about a painting that Georgia O'Keefe tossed out while living in Abique, NM. As the story goes a couple rummaging through garbage found it and used it as collateral for a hefty loan at the bank.
If you hurry yours might still be in the dumpster. Ha!
My name is Todd Bonita, I'm an oil painter from the New Hampshire sea coast. This blog page is to journal my progress at the easel. Please feel free to contact me at tmbonita@gmail.com.
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Todd - your ability to convey texture is awesome. I can almost feel the scratched and pitted metal of this old key.
Thanks Cara, you're too kind, really. Two days ago I tossed out a painting I was working on because I couldn't quite get the texture to be believable. You win some-lose some I guess. I think part of it is your affection for the subject matter.
Thanks again for your kind words.
Best,
Todd
The soft shadow is my favorite part of this piece. It gives such a great sense of distance between the key and the wall. The way shadow is portrayed is always so important. Great work.
There's on old urban..nope scratch that...desert myth about a painting that Georgia O'Keefe tossed out while living in Abique, NM. As the story goes a couple rummaging through garbage found it and used it as collateral for a hefty loan at the bank.
If you hurry yours might still be in the dumpster. Ha!
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