Paintings in Oils by Roos Schuring.
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I won't lie to you: painting moving figures IS hard to do. Somehow you 'choose' a certain position, a composition that will work within the painting you want to create.
For me, this will mean scraping a LOT. And re-painting a lot again and again. This is more difficult than painting clouds.
Yes, you could take a few snapshots and use these. But I can hardly see my phone screen at the beach, and why bother. Painting 'just enough' (simplifying) is a natural side effect in chasing movement. (Which I very much like to see in painting.)
Too many details or too much 'tightness' is something I don't like to see in paintings. I can recommend people loving this way of portraying figures: just practice With paint. It's a different thing to sketch with a line or with a pencil. Just practice a lot, and you'll get better at it Fast!
SSP13-2015 Seascape Pleinair 'Best Days'
oil on canvas, 24x30 cm | 9.6" x 11.8" (sold) Find Seascapes for Sale:
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I teach online about painting Seascapes in â–ş Seascape Beginner that's here and a course more specific about Summer seascapes, figures and parasols is this one: â–şPainting Summer Seascapes find this here.
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â– CLOUDS
â– GREY
â– LANDSCAPES
â– NOCTURNES
â– COWS
â– SNOW
â– SUMMER
â– FIGURES
â– FLOWERS
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