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#72, Tom's House in Nahiku, Maui, 22x30 Acrylic It took two weeks to paint
this painting, the fact that it rains so often there made it a little more
difficult. All the foreground foliage had to be drawn in so I could
paint the house. Then the foliage had to have it's edges cleaned
up with white. It takes two coats of white to cover a color, it's
not like the old days with lead white in oils. That means the window panes
wood had to be lined in twice before the final color was applied.
In my course Perspective Section, I have explained lineal perspective with
four vanishing points, anyone can do it.
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