 Today's painting is not one of my usual subjects, but it really was fun to paint.  This Ford Model A car was parked at a street fair I visited earlier this summer.  I snapped a picture and forgot about it until this morning.  As I was sifting through some of my photos it smiled at me and asked to be painted.  I wouldn't have known what kind of car it was except it had a little sign on the front grill that identified it as a Ford Model A.  As I painted, I tried to concentrate on duplicating the shapes rather than painting a car.  I'm not sure it is perfectly proportioned, but it was fun to attempt something new and different.  The painting is 5x7 inches on a canas panel.  It will probably be sold in the affordable canvas panel section of the Small Impressions Gallery when it dries.
Today's painting is not one of my usual subjects, but it really was fun to paint.  This Ford Model A car was parked at a street fair I visited earlier this summer.  I snapped a picture and forgot about it until this morning.  As I was sifting through some of my photos it smiled at me and asked to be painted.  I wouldn't have known what kind of car it was except it had a little sign on the front grill that identified it as a Ford Model A.  As I painted, I tried to concentrate on duplicating the shapes rather than painting a car.  I'm not sure it is perfectly proportioned, but it was fun to attempt something new and different.  The painting is 5x7 inches on a canas panel.  It will probably be sold in the affordable canvas panel section of the Small Impressions Gallery when it dries.Technorati tags:
Antique Car, Ford Model A Car, small format oil painting, small format painting, small oil painting, small study
 
 
 
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