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Red Wedges


My latest Thrift Store find.  These great red shoes are also very comfortable!  Enjoyed painting them even though it was a challenge to get the harmony just right.  I chose Cad Red Deep, Cad Yellow Deep, Ultra Blue, and Permanent Green Deep along with Titanium White.  Kind of strange palette.  I like the results.  Oh and I did add a little bit of Violet.  The drawing part was the key to its success and I had to work mightily to achieve it!!  Perseverance.......
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Unknown said…
Really successful. Love the movement in the painting. Very fluid.
February 12, 2015 12:29 PM
Mary said…
This is such a super-cool painting! Love your execution but mostly the lost edges of your vibrant and playful brush strokes! You are an inspiration!! Keep it up!
February 12, 2015 2:41 PM
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Helen.......appreciate your comment very much!

Thanks, Mary! Love your work as well!!
February 13, 2015 5:20 AM
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