I simplified the figures in this painting, describing the figures with only a couple of values using orange and alizarin crimson (shadows). The figure in the background is the block in sketch which caught the gesture nicely. Paying attention to the negative spaces is extremely helpful when working with figures (or anything else for that matter).
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Monday, April 11, 2011
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