My poor husband. He buys me such hip shoes. Only to see them on canvas, as opposed to seeing them on my feet. He bought these at a punk/goth boutique called "Roadkill" in New Orleans. The owner is a friend of ours and gave us a good deal on them, as well as some black fishnets. Naturally, I was urged to wear them immediately. Trapesing around New Orleans in mules and fishnets is an interesting experience, one that I'm not compelled to repeat. Do men have any clue about the dichotomy between how these look and how they actually feel? (Does it matter?)
Pink Mules
Acrylic on Canvas 12x12"
9 comments:
what you said is sooooo funny! great painting of a great pair of pumps!
Love these colors - perfect for the shoes! Your comments were sooo funny! I would not even attempt to wear these shoes, so good for you!!! :-)
great painting, and awesome shoes. It's too bad they are way more fun to paint than to wear, isn't it?
The red underpainting really makes this one pop!
Its so funny how the gifts I get from him are rarely for ME!!! at least i'm making good use of them :-)
Just found your blog,love this fast juicey work of yours. Will strive for speed.
Thanks for the heads up on the figure drawing info, Patti.
It's funny you mention Peggy K. Roberts- I had just finished watching her "figure proportions" video just ten minutes ago.
If you haven't seen her videos yet, beg, borrow or steal them- they are great.
hey anne, i took a workshop with her last summer, it was great. I have all her videos but haven't yet watched them. there is a an issue of American Artist Drawing Fall 2010 that I just back ordered, about the "action line " in drawing figures. it was written by Jon deMartin, starts on p. 38 under Drawing Fundamentals and is titled "The Figure in Action: The Inner Axis & Surface Centerlines." Thought I would mention it, maybe you would find it interesting too. There is always something more to learn, right?
I love those shoes. They're hip and stylish. Love the colors. Beautiful work.
Thanks Shelley, yes, i love the shoes (as props :-)
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