bizzell stacks portrait

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    24x36" Acrylic on panel.

    I'm not entirely sure if I've finished this one yet... any suggestions or criticisms are welcome at this point.

    Oliver., OneFishRedFish, orangerinds, celophan/ txema mora, and 67 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    1. Etchings Plus - playing on new smart phone! 31 months ago | reply

      "Step away from the brushes" , On the thumbnails I thought this was the photo reference for the portrait of her head! The light is fantastic, particularly through the chair. If you will excuse the comment, the only thing that stops the eye travelling slightly, is her knees . The face is so much softer and her expression is wonderful.

    2. OneFishRedFish 31 months ago | reply

      This reminds me of the stacks at Northwestern Univ.

    3. samxday 30 months ago | reply

      Excellent. I came to these pages via your macro insects via a Pentax forum....

      Loving your work :-)

    4. Daniel Huot 29 months ago | reply

      Stunning work
      I love the models beauty and the stacks of books
      Well painted, really

    5. Persodan 28 months ago | reply

      Love this paint, this lighting capture with happy feeling ...

    6. r8r 28 months ago | reply

      fabulous portrait!

    7. Monkey_Harris 17 months ago | reply

      Great work.

    8. architorture republik 17 months ago | reply

      amazing masterpiece...

    9. Simonhewittphotography 17 months ago | reply

      Really striking!

    10. Sameer Satyabodha Raichur 17 months ago | reply

      I'm loving the composition and the impressionistic feel...keep up the good work !

    11. JimCochrane 17 months ago | reply

      Fantastic painting, actually found this through the feature on your insect macros, which are stunning!

    12. ricardoc57 14 months ago | reply

      That's a great idea for a portrait.
      And it has come out just right !!!
      Congrats

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