#portrait paintng

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Adolin Kholin from the stormlight archives!!

it's my first time doing more expressive portraits and I think it turned out okay? I finished this pretty quickly actually

I have some environment designs in progress, so maybe keep an eye out :)

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Just finished this commission over the weekend! Feels like ages since I did a nice watercolor portrait--I kinda forgot that they’re like. My favorite thing to do 🥺

11x16cm, watercolors, gouache

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"Perfection" ❤️

"The condition, state, or quality of being free or as free as possible from all flaws or defects." -Oxford Dictionary

I do commissions!! Message or email me for any inquiries!

My Cardd for other socials!! ❤️

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Painting Study

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The Victorian Era

During the Victorian period, Britain was a powerful nation with a rich culture. It had a stable government, a growing state and an expanding franchise. It also controlled a large empire and it was wealthy partly because of its degree of industrilisation and its imperial holdings and in spite of the fact that three fourths or more of its population was working class.

Culture and Art

Theatre thrived during the victorian era melodramawhich featured evil villians, virtuous heroines and intricatenplots - was the most important and most popular genre from early on.

Music halls were also very popular, they featured varied programs of singing, dancing, sketches and more. They emerged in the 1850s and by 1870s there were hundreds across Britain and seating thousands of people. Music halls attracted people of all classes.

Victorian Literature

In the victorian Era, reading became less of a privilege of the wealthy and more of a past time of most British Citizens this meant that publications began to flourish.

Magazines began to publish monthly installments of news articles satiric essays, poetry and fiction. Due to these publications it helped many authors to share their work easily it also helped to launch the careers of prominent victorian writes such as Dickens, Eliot, Tennyson and the Brownings.

Education

Education was regarded as a universal need and was eventually a universal right. it was made compulsory up to the age of 10 in 1880.

Victorian Poetry

While the novel was the more dominant form of literature during the victorian period, poets continued to experiment with style and methods of story- telling in the poems.

Much of the writing during this time was a reaction to the rapidly changing notions of science, mortality and society. Victorian writers also reacted to the writing of previous generations.

The Victorian novel

The novel could be considered one part of the victorians literary exploration, It continued to develop and eventually became the prominent medium for written expression. In the framework of the novel,realism emerged as a notable literary characteristic ofthe periodand showcased this combination of romantic subjectivity and Augusten objectivity.

Victorian architecture

The most popular building designs used in Britain was probably gothic architecture neo-gothic style which made full use of new materials like wrought iron. Other styles of victorian architecture is Jacobethan (1830-70), Renaissance revival (1840-90) Romanesque Revival , Neo-greek (1845-65) second empire (1855-80) British arts and crafts design movement (1880-1910).

Victorian Painting

Fine art paining in victorian Britain reflected all the christian 4 imperial certainties of the age. It encompassed history paintng and various types of genre painting as well as landscape painting and of course portrait art of all kinds.

Jack the Ripper

In the Victorian Era between August and November in 1888, in the Whitechapel area in London, there was 5 brutal murders. The killer was called ‘Jack the Ripper’ as they never found the identity of him.

All the women murdered were prostitues, and all except one were horribly killed.

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I would like to go into detail. How fascinated I can be by a person and all his facets. From outward appearances to inward secrets. From drawing lines to highlights and dark shadows. All that comes across during the portrayal of my model. It remains a separate profession!

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This is a preview, from sketch to underpainting. The final video soon on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/rolliboy check out all other 20 videos! 🐰

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Good morning ^^

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Sigurd Wandel (Feb. 22, 1875 - 1947) was a Danish painter who studied first at the Academy and later with Zahrtmann. He went on to become a professor at the Academy and also its Director.

Wandel’s art was fairly traditional with only occasional Modernist traces. He did landscapes, portraits - often groups, and genre paintings of the family sphere, such as this one:

Two Boys Reading, 1919 - oil on canvas (Privately owned)

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Hugh Ramsay - Self-portrait in white jacket, 1901-1902, oil on canvas Hugh Ramsay (1877–1906) was an Australian artist who is remembered as an industrious and modest but talented portrait painter. Ramsay was born in Glasgow and emigrated to Australia as a young child. At the young age of 16 years, Ramsay commenced studying painting and drawing at the National Gallery School in Melbourne under the tutelage of Bernard Hall and Fredrick McCubbin. Ramsay studied the works of old masters, particularly Diego Velásquez. From 1900, Ramsay lived and painted in Paris. He studied alongside his Australian friend, George Lambert at the Académie Colarossi. Ramsay was recognised internationally when four of his paintings were exhibited at the New Salon. He began to acquire patrons, the most generous being Australian operatic soprano, Dame Nellie Melba. Ramsay seemed on the brink of international success when he became infected with tuberculosis. He was forced to return to Melbourne. Ramsay ignored medical advice and refused to rest. He continued to paint some of his finest works. Four years later, Ramsay died, aged twenty-eight years.

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Carlo Amalfi, Portrait of an Elegant Lady

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Knock out roses

Roses

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Time for masking fluid and painting #dailyart #dailydoodle #draweveryday #makeart #art #illustration #painting #paint #paintngs #watercolors #watercolorpainting #watercolorillustration #watercolorart #holbeinpaints #holbein #holbeinwatercolors #creative #traditionalart #portrait #portraiture #girl #wip #workinprogress #mask #masquerade (at Butler, Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1pzNEDBKgs/?igshid=1d0rfdnroijsu

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Work in progress while watching the stream

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Meet and Greet! Morgen zaterdag 8 februari van 12 tot 16 uur House of Art Laren solo Expositie 'Sterren op 't Doek'! Van harte welkom! Naarderstraat 23, Laren.