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I can't quite imagine what effect this has with it being so large. Pretty great I should think. Excellent portrait, again.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Fri 01 Mar 16:46:04

Thanks. It was fun to do and I thought for a demonstration large was easier to watch - but he is quite striking. Really good to have to look at the detail at this scale - no where to hide the wrinkles!

Posted by Sue Bagshaw on Fri 01 Mar 17:28:20

Another big stunning portrait Sue, looks like you made excellent job of this one as well, is your house gradually filling up with these or do you sell them?

Posted by Ros Patterson on Fri 01 Mar 19:45:28

I usually only paint by commission so the house is ordinarily fairly bare (except for pictures of my family/pets etc). But as I did these for a couple of demonstrations/examples the house is filling up quite quickly at the moment - sadly, I haven't got a wall big enough for Daniel - so he is for sale.

Posted by Sue Bagshaw on Fri 01 Mar 20:07:19

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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Another large portrait - 1m tall - I originally did this as a demonstration at a portrait workshop, He was great to do from a portrait structure point of view as his face is almost symmetrical.

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Sue Bagshaw

After gaining a degree in Textiles and Design Management, Sue worked in printed textiles and graphic design for many years. She has studied Interior Design with the OCA, Botanical Painting, Pottery, Silk Painting, Portraiture, and, at the National Design Academy, Mural Design and Professional Paint…

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