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Back in the studio!
My current W.I.P because I haven’t done a left profile view yet.
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Posted April 24, 2012 at 3:19pm in Elizabeth Creaghan art painting oil painting portrait self portrait miniature
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Posted April 17, 2012 at 8:57pm in miniature 19th century anna claypoole peale art painting peale family portrait women artists
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Interestingly, the basis for each of these paintings —now in growing format of 70x40cm— is Pedro himself. Most of these are self-inspired portraits, sketched in front of a mirror, yet mixed with traces from the people in his life. One could say the evolution of these portraits work as a sort of reflective timely biography. A experimental projection of himself onto others and of others onto himself.
I adore these.
Posted March 13, 2012 at 8:00am in oil art painting self-portrait portrait biography day6 2005
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Clear plate and the most detailed miniature of myself I have ever painted.
It’s an attempt at transparency in a portrait (hence the plate) and I have painted on both sides to give the viewer as information much as possible. The thing is, you are still only seeing me how I want you to and I can never fully represent myself in just one painting.
This is a precious piece; giving life to an otherwise mundane plate.
I’m just really happy with this one so it gets main blog attention too!
Posted February 9, 2012 at 5:42pm in miniature painting portrait self portrait oil painting plate detail face head
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Today’s half-portrait.
I aim to finish this oil painting tomorrow before going on to add a forward facing one to the right side of the plate.
most proud of that ear
Posted December 12, 2011 at 9:43pm in self portrait portrait painting miniature watercolour face art 2011
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I’ve made loads of these Christmas Cards and painted all the robins by hand just for you!
(Source: itiselizabeth)
