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| Chair Number 8 oil on 4 x 6 inch paper available here |
I am not sure I can answer that question.
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| Chair Number 9 oil on 4 x 6 inch paper available here |
There's just something about them.
These are quite fun to do. I have been layering on acrylic paint first which acts like gesso that you would use to prep the paper before using oil on it. It acts as a nice protective barrier for the oil, but it also adds color. Any color. Which means the possibilities are so endless. This series could be endless. We will see.
I have two more chairs drying and a couple of other figurative pieces to show you next.
Until then...
Until then...
♥Lisa
Love your chairs - you make them look easy - but chairs are so difficult to draw.
ReplyDeleteI really like the blue on blue chair.
ReplyDeleteCozy overstuffed chair, want one of these to sit in....xox
ReplyDeleteChairs, chairs, chairs! Cheers for the chairs:)
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the drawing/painting combination. And chair #9's legs so like a dancers.
ReplyDeletewhat's with the chairs is that they're little bits of magic... : )
ReplyDeletexoxo
My favourite is the first one. Love the colour.
ReplyDeleteI adore your chair paintings Lisa -- and am thrilled to own one. Please keep doing them -- they're fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteI too wonder what it is about chairs that so strongly draws people and painters. Is it because they can be a source of comfort, of relaxation? On Pinterest there is a large board just of chairs! Your work is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that you do chairs. And you do them well. These looks great.
ReplyDeleteHugs~
Lisa, you made me laugh ;o) LOL! I love your chairs ;o) They are getting like my crows ;o) LOL! They are becoming apart of you ;o)
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great weekend ;o)