Potrait and Peacock Painting
This painting was inspired by Emily Browning and Peacocks. The most
fascinating part about this painting is the eyes. I have always been fascinated
by painting or drawing eyes. It is ironic since I usually paint figures facing
away in most of my oil paintings. I also tend to accentuate the eyes both consciously or unconsciously. Since the eyes are the gate way to the soul, I like to make
them prominent. I believe this attribute shows innocence in someone’s
character. The wider and larger they are the more innocence is present. Large
open eyes show that the soul is open to experience life to the fullest.
If you are a follower of my artwork you may have noticed that I include peacocks on my paintings as well. These lovely birds are also fascinating not only because of their beauty, but because they are a symbol of longevity. Long flowing hair is also prominent in my paintings. I believe it signifies health and youth. Overall I am very satisfied with the turnout of this painting, especially the way that the peacock’s feathers blend into the female’s hair.
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If you are a follower of my artwork you may have noticed that I include peacocks on my paintings as well. These lovely birds are also fascinating not only because of their beauty, but because they are a symbol of longevity. Long flowing hair is also prominent in my paintings. I believe it signifies health and youth. Overall I am very satisfied with the turnout of this painting, especially the way that the peacock’s feathers blend into the female’s hair.
Please make sure to watch the making of this painting below.
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