



This past weeks home work and in class painting. So we had to use the Zorn pallet this week and do a painting of anybody we want. I could not get anyone to model for me, so I turned to the internet and just still framed a few heads shots off of youtube. I like the Zorn pallet and have used it many times before, I am cheep and you only have red, yellow and black plus white so it keeps it simple. I also use the same pallet in class, I was fusing over facial features and really got lost in the process with this one. But I always learn from my mistakes, and were I might have over worked the features and lost them all together, the over all color was really nice, a bit warm but I wanted it that way.
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