Mr Hart

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You seem to be able to portray the subject's facial expressions brilliantly. I can see that Mr Hart is sitting there reflecting on his life, surrounded by his treasures. Makes an emotive painting. Wonderful.

Posted by Thea Cable on Sun 26 Apr 10:30:29

I wish your original photo was larger so that I could see all those background items in more detail. I'm sure they speak as much about him as does his face and those incredible hands. I don't know about the foreshortening drawing the viewer to his face, I can't stop looking at those slippers LOL.

Posted by Diana Hudson on Sun 26 Apr 10:59:26

What an excellent gallery Vincent, you bring out so much character in your portraits.

Posted by Robert Lavers on Mon 27 Apr 23:04:54

I have been going through your gallery and saying to myself. CHRIST - GOD - WOW. I'm not religious! Your work is bl...y marvellous. Such talent. You mention board? What sort of board? I have a large painting to fit frame 59 x91cms. Do you prepare your board with anything? I shall be using acrylic.

Posted by Jeannette Harrison on Wed 25 Nov 16:14:18

Amazing use of acrylics, stunning work.

Posted by Paul Joseph on Sat 13 Feb 12:16:14

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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120 x 80 cm Acrylic on board. I met Mr Brian Hart when he came to visit another artist at the same studios. He is an amazing person and we have become great friends. There are many elements included within this portrait that are personal references to his life and experiences. Within this piece I tried to use foreshortening to draw the viewer into towards the face.

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