A painting for my mother-in-law to be.
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| Stage I: Prep |
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| Stage II: Laying down a foundation of colour. |
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| Stage III: Blending |
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| I wasn't really happy the results so I decided to start afresh. |
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| I wanted more of a glowing feel. |
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| But ended up with more of a sunburst. |
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| "Please, Hunny Bunny, can I paint too?" |
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| "Ladies and Gentleman, I present to you..." |
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| "Crux Invicta" |
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| "Ta da." |
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| "Look at me! I'm an arteest." |
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| "A little dab of paint here, a little there." |
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| "Hmmm, I think it is missing something, ahh yes, the cross.." |
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| Phase IV: Palate knifing in the cross. |
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| I do contortionist work on the side. |
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| Behind me, that is Assyrian for: "You are in trouble Mister.", because I'm taking a selfie while standing on a chair. (Really, I was using the phone camera, like a mirror, to view the top edge of the painting better, but shot a selfie while I was at it.) |
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| Crux Invicta 2015 |
