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Blakndrose: the writings of Jessica Chrysler Writings, sketches and musings.
1. Sargent Study - Capri Girl
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By: Jess Chrysler, on 6/11/2013
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Just finished a study of Sargent's piece yesterday, using only Raw Umber and Titanium White. Paying attention to the form, light and dark values and edges. This is for Dan's class of course! :) Getting the values right while looking at a color reproduction of it was pretty difficult, but I think it turned out pretty good. It also looked like Sargent used a palette knife on her dress, but I am still a bit shy using such techniques so I tried to replicate that the best I could with a large flat brush. Me thinks I should do more of these...
Here is the original by J.S. Sargent

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