New Version of Piece Posted on April 20, 2021

Again inspired by Paul Klee's 'The Lamb" painted in 1920...here is a second version of my take on it using a face as subject and incorporating glazing (face, and background base layer) and gradients (background). The gradients have been made by applying brushstroke rectangles in colors ranging from dark (nearest face in a similar color to the face) to light in that value range.

Based on comments from a separate critique group, some shading of the face was suggested and is now a next step. I'll use glazing for it to show shadow on the face and neck.

The first version is the smaller one below---for comparison purposes.

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