Three days ago I asked for some suggestions about what I saw as a major problem getting the perception right on a painting I had done. There were many answers, ranging from changing the color schemes to the painting not falling into the ‘normal’ rules of painting. With this being a surrealistic work those suggestions were pretty much ignored. But to those of you who helped with the perspective problem I thank you greatly. I was too close to the work to see the obvious and you saw it for me. Again, I thank you.
The before:
http://pics.livejournal.com/unmired/pic/000309qd/g11
The after:
http://pics.livejournal.com/unmired/pic/000315tw/g11
The floor was tiled, the door was raised and the rear wall was lengthened to add depth of field. I also made the chairs and table larger to help the woman appear smaller.
Now, what can you find wrong with the painting?
2006-11-23
13:03:48
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Doc Watson
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Painting