by New Masters Gallery.
I painted this girl again a few weeks ago, it took me long time to finish it because the moving. I really like this subject, will paint it more after my final subject.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
an oil painter
E-mail Sign-up
My Website and Galleries
About Me
- Fongwei Liu
- I came from China and live in San Francisco bay area now. I got my BFA from China, MFA from Academy of Art University in San Francisco, and now I am on the graduate-school faculty at the school. Please enjoy my blog, and I would love to hear your thoughts and opinions about my painting. I really hope my work can bring you a piece of happiness today.
Followers
Aritst Blogs
- Bruce B. Hancock
- Pragya Tiwari
- Eileen McCoy
- Stephanie A. Berry
- Brad Miedema
- Mary Syring
- Suzy Morgan
- Ran Wu
- Fernando Pena
- Mary Maxam
- David Parker
- Fabio Cembranelli
- Daniel Peci
- Jane Hunt
- Shannon Chen
- Susan Spar
- Jala Pfaff
- Carolyn Finnell
- Pat Meyer
- Heather Burton
- Sarah Trefny
- Todd Bonita
- Robin Cheers
- Mick Mcginty
- Jelaine Faunce
- Carol Marine
- David Darrow
- Kathleen McElwaine
- Karl Heerdt
- Michael Naples
- Kelley Macdonald
- Dean H
- Lisa Gloria
- Neil Nelson
- Dianne Mize
- Kelvin Lei
- Averyl Veliz
- Lee Sautereau
- Lijen Huang
- Qiang Huang
10 comments:
This painting is wonderful. The color and lighting are extraordinary
Wow, awesome!
Wonderful painting
Wow! Very impressive! It has a wonderful mood set by the lighting and composition. Love it! -Don
Wow--this is really a great painting and captures all the important things well, pose, design,color, drawing, paint application--mood.
I'd love to see some "process' or steps in the work and a bit more about your process which I assume is very similar to Zhaoming Wu's?
Rich color, skin tones, and fanTAStic forshortening of that knee!
Great painting!
Guys, thank you very much for the comments!
Michael, thanks for asking! I choice the method to paint depend on the object. I agree with Richard Schmid that we should know few different methods. This painting I was painted over on an old painting, so the process was different. The best part from my teacher Zhaoming is the way to see the object.
I will pose some "steps" later when I get chance.
Fongwei, I look forward to seeing the steps and a glimpse into your process. Working over an old painting can be lots of fun and give you a cool surface to work on, sometimes giving you an unexpected result.
I am doing that now with old canvases fellow students abandoned at the end of the semester last year. I also agree on working with many different methods. I just got Wu's first book last week and i am enjoying it very much.
Hello friend, i found this image on google image search and i stored it then itself but couldn't save ur blogspot add. I suffered a lot to find ur website again with the help of just that single image stored in my cellphone. Ur work is incredible. Plz. visit on my page http://www.kalganmukesh.blogspot.com
and give me ur valueable comments on my work. I vil b very thankful to u. keep in touch !
Post a Comment