Painting Progression Sculptural Painting of Tulips

After completing an initial sketch I transferred this image on a non-flexible board

I am experimenting with different types of joint compound on a board as opposed to non-flexible modeling paste

I am experimenting with different types of joint compound on a board as opposed to non-flexible modeling paste

Almost ready for painting.  Need to add more details and leaves after this layer is completely dry. I use two types of joint compound: one is very spongy and harder to sculpt; one is more the consistency of modeling paste. So far only minor cra…

Almost ready for painting.  Need to add more details and leaves after this layer is completely dry. I use two types of joint compound: one is very spongy and harder to sculpt; one is more the consistency of modeling paste. So far only minor cracking as it dries.

Current Sculptural Painting Project

Please follow the progression of my current Project.  This photo was taken in Vienna by my husband.  I loved the architecture, but I love the angle and drama even more.  I will be using my sculptural painting technique which involves modeling paste applied with a palette knife and manipulated with clay and dental tools.  Then layers of paint are applied with impasto technique, sometimes with a brush other times with a palette knife.

Step #1 Rough Sketch to work out problems with perspective

Sculptural Painting Reference

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