Here is a display of some work in progress pieces over time and sequence shots of various works. Hope you enjoy flicking through this gallery and to enlarge each piece just click on it.
Azzuro I
Graphite draft from a small image in sepia of a French olive orchard. acrylic (36×60″); 2013
The final completed piece that now hangs in a Kirribilli dentistry, North Sydney; part of a 5-piece series of works for the client in the theme of rustic French and bringing in the feel of the locale & surrounding into the practice; acrylics on canvass (36×60″) 2013
Work in progress in oils on canvass – Kinkaku-ji, Kyoto, Japan.
(4/5) Finally the completed “Tranquility of Winter” for a KL-based private client under commission; part of a “Four Seasons Series” Plus One of Kinkaku-ji (The Golden Pavilion), Kyoto, Japan – 2013/2014 (24×36″)
Initial drafting in graphite
Layering the acrylic
Trying to capture the key features
Background laid in
More detailed work
The finished product; 2012
Initial drafting in graphite – Augusta National, Georgia, USA, hole #12 par3 – the start of the The Amen Corner – oils & acrylics (18×24″); in private collection (Sydney) commissioned work
Initial layering with palette knife of Augusta National, Georgia, USA, hole #12 par3 – the start of the The Amen Corner – oils & acrylics (18×24″); in private collection (Sydney) commissioned work; 2013
Finer details fashioned with brushes
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- Initial drafting in graphite
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- Layering the acrylic
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- Trying to capture the key features
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- Background laid in
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- More detailed work
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- The finished product
Truly magnificent, Kenny! Magnificent!
Thank you Carol – especially coming from you with fine art training.