“Rejuvenation” – painting process

Posted by Lynda Hoffman-Snodgrass on August 22, 2016 | No Comments

In preparing for my upcoming exhibit at Art & Soul Gallery in Sept I thought that it would be fun to paint a few acrylic paintings on canvas.

Thought you might enjoy viewing the process that I took to create this painting, “Rejuvenation” .

Step 1 – This painting began by intuitively layering paint on the canvas with no real idea as to where it will go.

Step 1 - LHS

Step 2 – Continuing with spontaneous and random applications with many layers of paint.

2 - LHS

Step 3 – When I got to this stage I thought this painting might be complete – but then the next morning I just could not leave it alone.

3 - LHS

Step 4 – Decided to flip the top of the painting to the bottom, I just like the feel of it better. Instead of the orb being black on the top and bottom I wanted it lighter -but now it just didn’t seem to fit onto the painting.

4 - LHS

Step 5 – Here I began to work on the composition to set the orb shape back into the painting.

5 - LHS

Step 6 – The next day I was really happy about the direction that this painting had taken – love the feeling of mystery.

6 - LHS

Step 7 – A few more touches tomorrow and this painting will definitely be finished, ready to be signed and varnished.

7 - LHS

Step 8 – This painting is now finished and will be on dispaly for the month of September 2016 at Art & Soul Gallery in Ashland, Oregon

"Rejuvenation" acrylic on canvas by Lynda Hoffman-Snodgrass

“Rejuvenation” acrylic on canvas by Lynda Hoffman-Snodgrass

 

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