ART by Greg Kimsey
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Queen of the Coast - Oil on gator board 24 x 36

I am painting this purely for fun. Special thanks to my friend Teri Moreno McClelland for modeling for the part! You are an awesome model. It's in oils, 24 x 36 on gesso'd gator board. It was inspired by a painting that I saw at Dragoncon, though mine is quite different. It may or may not turn out well but I like it so far. I realize I'm not the worlds best portrait artist by far; they are very challenging for me, but I am keeping a light heart with this one. ! I am trying to use a bit more paint than normal and a bit less medium as I flesh it out (no pun intended....seriously). I am using a wide color palette for this one also. Titanium White, Cool White, Warm white, cool gray, warm gray, cad yellow light, yellow ochre, raw sienna, Grumbacher red, alizarin crimson, cad red light, burnt sienna, sap green, chrome green oxide, cerulean blue, ultramarine blue, thalo blue, and ivory black. That is a really big palette!
As it turned out, this is one of my favorite paintings I have ever done, and it means a lot to me. It was fun, and a good friend modeled for it with a light and open heart, and I will always cherish that. 
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  • Home
  • Contact
    • Purchase Inquiry
  • Paintings
    • Latest Work
    • Recent years
    • Quickies, Plein Air, & Minis
    • Older Work
    • The Nude Figure
    • Step-by-Step >
      • The Masks We Wear
      • Lily in the Flower Garden
      • Late Fawn
      • Buffeting Buffet
      • Bounty
      • Fishing Otter Be Fun
      • The Burning Mist
      • Queen of the Coast
      • Natures Nursery
      • Patient Reflections
      • Victoria (S-B-S)
      • The Challenge (S-B-S)
      • Fall Spider and Shovel (S-B-S)
      • Misty Encounter (S-B-S)
      • Bull Frog Hunting (S-B-S)
      • "Fishing Hurricane Falls Pool" (S-B-S)
      • "Afternoon Tea" (S-B-S)
      • "After the Play" (S-B-S)
      • "Grapes to Wine" (S-B-S)
  • Drawings
    • My Drawings
    • Nude Drawings
  • Available for Purchase
  • Videos
  • ART-Tickles
    • Oil Painting 101-Choosing Paint
    • Oil Painting 101: Choosing brushes
    • Oil Painting 101: Solvents
    • Oil Painting 101: Mediums
    • Oil Painting 101: Indirect Painting
    • Choosing an Easel
    • Oil Painting 101: Direct Painting
    • Choosing and Using Acrylic Mediums
    • Inspiration
    • Painting 101: Portrait Palette Recipes
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    • Pricing Your Artwork
    • Golden Ratio
    • Paint in the FREEZER!?
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