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    Danny Gregory and I discuss gouache. Watch the 14 minute interview and then check out the images and text in Danny's blog post.
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  • Danny Gregory and I Discuss Visual Journaling
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December 12, 2016

Eyebrow Update: Another Gouache Painting in the Nostalgie Sketchbook

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161126_Dick-stubbleCRBRDetailAbove: Gouache sketch in a large A4 (8.27 x 11.69 inch) portrait orientation Hahnemühle Nostalgie Sketchbook. Dick sitting on the TV room couch. Direct brush painting (orange paint) then some areas of gouache added—using up paint and not getting white paint out. Click on the image to view an enlargement.

Left: Detail from todays image. Click on the image to view an enlargement.

Some days I think the journal page says it all. So you can read it there. His eyebrows remain a concern. Dick doesn't shave on the weekends and that does give me a chance to work on a vocabulary for stubble.

Posted at 02:47 PM in Backstory, Brush Drawing, Commercially Bound Journals, Drawing From Life, Ears, Eyebrow Update, Family, Gouache, Hahnemühle Sketchbooks, Hair, Journal Practice, Journaling, Nostalgie Sketchbooks, Paper, Portraits, Random Thoughts, Richard, Self Assessment, Sketching, The Drawing Life, Visual Journaling, Visual Vocabulary |

Tags: Commercially bound journals, Commercially bound sketchbooks, gouache portrait, Hahnemühle Nostalgie Sketchbook, Nostalgie paper, portraits, Richard

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