San Francisco Bay Area ArtistTony Serra Artist
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Progression
Seeing work from the artists eye.
Starting with a blank canvas may seem like a daunting task, however the moment paint touches the canvas inspiration can grow.
Here is a perspective many do not get to see, that of watching a piece as it grows to maturity.
Seeing the work through my eyes. Looking at the work you may believe that its complete yet I see them as all incomplete.
Some say that a piece is really never finished and I happen to agree, I just have to restrain myself and walk away.
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Progressive Works
First Half outlined and painted
Finished other Half
Beginning to embellish with highlights and low lights A diptych Door Panels on Canvas 2 @ 15" x 43"30" w x 43" h Two Door panels on canvas Commissioned
Took out stray lines, embellished orange and yellow colors
Enhanced Sky corrected base line
corrected center yellow flower
Beginning Stages with outline of boat
Coming along with washy water in foreground
Removed front windows embellished interior, deepened the front water and enhansed the shadow. Added a shoreline. Large Oil on Canvas
Beginning stage
Almost complete, handle need work and outer rim.
Still in the final stages 24 x 24 oil on canvas
Darker
sorry I screwed this on up.
Very Large Oil on Canvas
Very large Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
Further along in the process
First pass
Second Pass
Final pass 11 x 17 oil on canvas, commissioned art work.
Rough outline with basic features
enhanced surfaces
Large Oil On Canvas Note yellow highlights around bandana , more defined top edge detail of brim. 6/29/17
Darker Shadowing, evening of bottom edge
enhanced crown detail, shadowing, edge of brim
large Oil on Canvas
Oil on canvas
Oil on canvas
Final