 I wanted to do a really simple painting of these pearls that I love! I've always like that unfinished look, but the more I paint the more I like it, especially the warm underpainting coming through the cool top layer.
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This is a recent still life that I did, I was experimenting with fabric, and how that could improve my work. I like the directional flow that it adds, helps to lead the eye and adds dimension. When I was finishing this I decided to warm up the painting as a whole with a glaze, and change the background a bit, thanks to my hubby's advice. Seems to flow a little better now. What would I do without critiques? (:    I started doing these tiny little paintings for small gifts and as a complimentary gift to my collectors for each piece that they buy. I started them just for fun, but I have really learned a lot from them. They are so small that I can just paint without any worries and just experiment with new things.      Here are a couple portraits I did for my hubby for Christmas. I gave him the originals and printed wallet size copies so that he could always have them with him. He likes showing off his beautiful girls (:   |
ALL IMAGES © ANNA EGGLESTON 2017ArtistGraduated from BYU with a BFA. Apprenticed with world renowned artist William Whitaker. I live in Georgia with my husband and three children.  Archives
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