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Little Glass Dog



Now this was difficult to do. Painting a glass figurine poses all kinds of problems.
I think that the most difficult is finding a background of the right value that shows off the glass. It was great practice.

I have hung in on this painting and now I am pleased with the results. It was very difficult and I learned sooo much. Don't give up until it suits you is the first thing I learned!
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martinealison said…
Il n'est pas simple de peindre ce genre de figurine... Mais je crois que ma chère Linda vous vous en êtes bien sortie.
Gros bisous.
October 05, 2011 12:06 PM
Unknown said…
Wow, you are much braver than I am. The background would be the most troubling but I think it hit it right. Practice makes perfect.
October 05, 2011 1:32 PM
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