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New painting in progress
Hello everybody,
this is the new painting I'm currently working on. Here you see the underpainting I've done so fare.
It's painted in oil colours on canvas 60 x 80 cm.
Enjoy your day!
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An excellent start! Perfect drawing, Kathrina
Looking forward to the finished painting! =)
wow i love it so far, @kathrina-sofie ! the contour and body language is very intimate and beautiful!
looking forward to see it finished <3
Thank you @feelisgood!
I'll hang in there! :)
Thank you @veryspider! I hope I'll make good progress on this one, it's not often that I'm using an underpainting like this. So cross your fingers that it'll turn out nicely! :)
An amazing start, I can't wait to see what becomes of the grape leaf, will it be a spray of them? Or a tattoo? or some other wonderful imagining? I can't wait.
I'm in awe! So beautiful, I'm looking forward to the finished work :)
Klasse, das sieht jetzt schon super aus :-)
Siegfried? :)
Is that Siegfried (Sigurd Fafnisbana?) with a Lime leaf on his shoulder blade? I am asking for a friend 😉
(psst, my friends name is Hagen, but don't tell anyone!)
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it is a lime leaf (Linde in German) - tilia europaea - and in this context, it refers to the Siegfried legend.
Thank you @lynncoyle1!!
Me too! :D Hope it'll work out well.
Yes, it's Siegfied. :)
Thank you @donnadavisart!! :)
Yes, Otto is right. It's a lime leaf and the legend of Siegfried.
Vielen Dank @maysi-art!! :)
You have quite an interesting circle of friends, don't you? :D
Yes, it's Siegfried in the famous bathing scene. :)
I wanted to paint this picture for ages!! because I think it's a really impressive and important legend, especially this part.
Thank you for upvoting and resteeming!
@kathrina-sofie wow another amazing artwork! Curious to know if you had a model while you drew? Body proportion is awesome and good shading on your art piece! Upvote you to support
not that well known actually - the lime (Linde) leaf. You won't find it in wikipedia, but I have a old book of German Mythology and it is found in there.
Oh I love lime, especially an allee of them! Thanks for that. I'm looking up the german mythology and lime now! :)