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    Making a bit of progress...



    A few close-ups...



    Lucifer Sam, Siam cat...
    Always sitting by your side,
    Always by your side...
    That cat's something I can't explain...

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    For any art geeks out there...

    my palette for this painting is:

    Burnt Umber
    Burnt Sienna
    Raw Sienna
    Alizarin Crimson (would make an awesome name for a band)
    Phtalo Blue
    Sap Green
    Cad Yellow Light
    Ivory Black
    Titanium White

    Using Winsor & Newton Liquin for details and for some glazing.

    Painting is on an 8 x 10 piece of 1/4 inch MDF. 3 coats of Gamblin PVA size, 3 coats of W&N Oil Primer with one additional coat of a mix of Burnt Umber, Burnt Sienna and Liquin to tone panel before painting. All coats of size, primer and umber/sienna mix are applied to both front and back of the panel as well as the edges, with a light sanding between coats.

    Front of panel after umber/sienna application. I lightly sanded it before beginning to paint.



    Reverse side of panel...



    All surfaces (including edges) are prepped, primed and sealed to keep out humidity, to help prevent warping, and to help keep the support (the panel) stable. I usually take a rag and give the reverse side a swirly pattern just for looks.
    Lucifer Sam, Siam cat...
    Always sitting by your side,
    Always by your side...
    That cat's something I can't explain...

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