The Paintings Usually Change

Today's blog is about the metamorphosis that my audience will typically see a painting go through during it's making process. Reason for that is for me to see if it's even worthy of continuing forward with based upon the attention that it gets on the various social media sites like instagram and facebook. If the post received a total of 10 or more likes I can usually guess it's a hit and doesn't  need much more done to it. Depending on factors like if it's the end of the night and I barely start a new painting but get most of it complete, I probably will want to throw it on facebook to see how many likes it collects and then go from there. So anyway I'm sure a lot of you out there find yourself wondering why my paintings will look one way one day and completely another the next. I hope that helped you get over your wonderment. Other reasons could still be the issue in this mess but like I always say, "it's part of the process..." Thanks for reading.

Adrianne

First post in month's!

Its been almost a year since my last post. I'm introducing a new series here . This series consists of mainly faces of males amd females and some other good stuff too.

The New Works

I have been working on these new paintings for the last week now, just giving an update:

The blue/orange/black painting I'm almost positive represents me and my alter ego. I don't really plan this stuff out too much so I just go along with what I'm usually feeling at the moment. 

My process started with acrylic paint for the background and I then I drew in the girls in pencil and outlined and colored in with paint markers.

This painting began a while back and has changed drastically since. I added the young girl in with an abstract body as to relate to the fact that at times when i was an adolescent I wished I wasn't so developed so boys wouldn't look at me, funny how it comes out now in my paintings. and then there are mostly just abstract shapes and forms to go around the girl.

My process started out again with acrylic paint for the background and then I went in with oil based paint marker for most of the black that you see in the painting.