Thanks Jean Jacques Andre'

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My Nudes

This is sketch of one of the nudes and below
is a quick painting on the sketch to start with some color.



This is sketch of another nude and below the
first photo is the first layer paint and the second photo is the second layer of paint

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This is one that I think is finished.

 I will post after I take my photos.

Sneak Peek again

This is a sneak peek (detail) of the nude I am doing. I actually didn't work on it for awhile. I liked it but knew it wasn't finished in my mind though I liked how it looked. So now I am back working on it. Really excited how it's coming along.
I purchased two more canvases. I am doing three nudes to enter for an upcoming show at Gallery 101 in October. Even though I am doing a body of work of nudes, the three I have chosen will actually be showed as a triptych.

Sketch for my painting

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeee, I am so excited!!!!!! Just a quick sketch of the painting I am starting. Will keep you abreast, get it, on my development.

"Ponte" - Finito!!!!

Here is my final painting of "Ponte". Remember it is lower resolution. Hope you like it. Please ask me any questions or leave comments. I would love some feedback.

30"x24" Oil on canvas

Hanging at Gallery 101 in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Contact Adam White

http://www.thegallery101.net/

Addition To My Goals

I know my time is limited for painting but I really would like to have a Gallery Opening. I am determined!!! So here I go, wish me luck and the strength to accomplish this goal. Oh boy...

Sneek Peek

detail of "Ponte"

Here is a sneek peek of my oil painting in progress. It's a smaller one for me. The size is 30"x24".

"FINITO"

I have finished my painting "Canale".
Hope you like it!!!
Now, I am looking at my options for my next painting.
I am working on a smaller one right now but I am going to start a big one again.

detail of "Canale"

Peek A Boo

This is the area I am working on today.

A FAVORITE QUOTE

"The greater danger for most of us lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark."

Michelangelo