I don’t have a title for it yet (do post a comment if you’ve suggestions, other than “mutton dressed as lamb”), and it still needs to be varnished, but I’ve declared the first of the four big (100x100cm) sheep paintings I’m working on finished.
Artist in Scotland (was on the Isle of Skye, now in Aberdeenshire)
I don’t have a title for it yet (do post a comment if you’ve suggestions, other than “mutton dressed as lamb”), and it still needs to be varnished, but I’ve declared the first of the four big (100x100cm) sheep paintings I’m working on finished.
Wondering what kind of varnish you use.
Thanks,
Hi Edith,
I use Golden’s satin varnish, two layers, having first applied an isolation coat which is either satin or gloss glazing medium (also Golden) and left to dry 24 hours. I like it because it enriches the colours but doesn’t create a glare like gloss varnish can.
Hi, Your sheep are wondering “What You Are” or “What Is It”.., I love it that they seem to be questioning you. Marty E
I love lambs and sheep.. my initial are LAM!
Marion… your paintings capture the wildness of the sky and water and even the grass seems to be waving in the wind. The sheep looking out have an inquisitive tilt to their heads. I would name this painting “I see you!”