How
does David produce an oil painting?
DEPENDING ON THE subject of your
painting, David will want to visit the battlefield or unit
on operations and interview those who were directly involved.
Whilst in theatre he will take extensive photos and sketches
in order to produce a number of preparatory sketches .
To make the process as straightforward as possible, David
kindly asks that he is given a guide who is directly involved
in the painting so that tactical detail is accurate and arrange
interviews where necessary.
Preparatory sketches are usually
sent to you on completion by post and can be discussed
on the phone or during a meeting. You are asked to review
the sketches so that you are happy with both factual and
tactical detail. Any changes you require can be made at
this stage.
Once David has made amendments
to the sketch and you are happy with it, he will transfer
your chosen scene onto canvas. The size of the canvas will
have been determined at your initial meeting - sizes are
3 ft x 2 ft; or 5 ft wide. (eg 60 x 33 inches).
Introduction
Commissioning a painting - what's next?
How does David produce an oil painting?
Creating the finished article
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