Leftovers
I painted these faces with leftover paint on leftover paper cut from the edges of larger paintings.
Just some quick impressions from a folder of magazine and newspaper photos I’ve accumulated.
I’m always on the lookout for an interesting face!
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Ooo, I like these very much! Like the minimalistic touches, and the colors. And, may I add, they are very nice faces, too! 🙂
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There are so many interesting faces in the world! In fact, all of them have their charms. I’m always tearing out photos that catch my eye. And nice not to overwork something…easy to do with watercolor.
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Like snowflakes, no two faces are alike (thank God!). 🙂
I like watercolors a lot, although I’ve never tried that medium and from what I’ve heard you have to know what you’re doing. I’ll leave the art to you … 🙂
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Watercolors do have a mind of their own. But sometimes that’s a good thing. I’m a big fan of the unexpected.
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These are so cool. Love them! Really hoghlights your talent kerfe!
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Thanks Jodi. Fun to just fool around sometimes.
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Indeed!
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Nice, all, but the one in the middle in particular grabs me! Facesssss precioussssss 💜
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Faces are endlessly interesting, always something new to find. He does look a bit ominous…
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Leftovers make the best recipes sometimes. I would say you have served up some delicious looking portraits! ☕️Cheers
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It’s true. To stop striving for perfection is a recipe we all need every once in awhile.
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Yes!!! These are amazing!! I adore feasting on your leftovers! Hehe… Truly great. Love how much detail and emotion you bring through such a minimalistic style! 😃
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Thanks Charlie. A nice break from overthinking!
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Great idea – terrific paintings. Nice and loose!
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That’s the idea. No pressure, just fooling around.
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Love them all but the top one especially.
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I like these very much, Kerfe. You’ve accomplished a lot of expression with minimal lines. The colors are outstanding. Very nice.
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Thanks Kirk. Serendipity at work.
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Wow! Cool!
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Use of leftovers at its best !
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Thanks! It’s just fooling around, and sometimes that works out best!
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Interesting faces indeed!
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Thanks Susan. All faces have their charms I think!
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Totally agree!
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Extra like. All of them. More, please.
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Thanks Claudia. I have some junk mail paintings to post too, although I haven’t done any text for them yet. But soon I think.
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So inspiring! Now I am encouraged to revisit my folder of faces. So nice to know I’m in good company with this face-collection interest! Now, to retrieve the clipping of Daniel Day-Lewis…
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I’m always cutting things out…every once in awhile I have to clean house though. I already have more references than I could ever use.
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Those are super portraits! I love both the colors and the vibrancy. Please do more of these!
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I’m sure there will be more somewhere down the line. My painting is irregular, but it keeps popping up!
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Great use of leftovers!!
j
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thanks!
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Fabulous!
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thanks!
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