A copy of a portrait by John Singer Sargent, one of the great 19th century painters,
I decided to do a tonal study so the original painting was converted into grey scale. The time taken was about 2 hours, although as often is the case with paintings, most of it was done after just half the time. The last hour was spent tweaking the details to add that final touch of realism. The eyedropper was only used once at the beginning of the painting to find "black", i.e. the darkest shade, in the original.
It should be fairly obvious, but the original is to the left.
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John Singer Sargent @ The Art Renewal Centre
Sunday, 7 December 2008
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