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Craig Hamilton UNITED STATES
Member Since June 2005
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Nokomis (in progress)

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Location: Grotto (artful nudity) (A few pieces left for sale)
Title: Nokomis (in progress)*
Artist:  Craig Hamilton (Painter)
Media Type: Paint - Acrylic
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1468
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 9/4/2006

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This is the first stage of the painting; an "underpainting" marking all the values in areas of shadow and light. Since the final painting is to be mainly yellows and oranges, the underpainting is done in blue; (which is a Maxfield Parish trick for those of you taking notes) All of my faerie pictures are inspired by locations I've experienced in my home state of Georgia. Nothing can compare to early Fall in the North Georgia mountains with their explosions of fiery colors!

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Michael Bair Member Since 2005
Posted On 9/4/2006

Beautiful.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted On 9/5/2006

Gorgeous Craig ! Simply stunning ! I cannot want to see the finished painting !
Mark Phillips Member Since 2006
Posted On 9/15/2006

Can't wait to see the finished piece of art!!! Hope you are doing well! Mark and Erinn, Greensboro, NC
Brian Monroe Member Since 2004
Posted On 9/16/2006

nice stuff craig...i've used this parish trick a lot myself,i will use createx's "ultramarine blue" airbrush paint as my value underpainting,then i'll break out the paintbrush and go over the airbrush underpainting. works with the more common brown underpaintings also.
Michael Peters Member Since 2004
Posted On 1/3/2007

First thing I thought when I saw the thumbnail was, "Maxfield Parish!". I'm glad there are a couple unfinished Parish paintings out there to see the technique and I hope you leave a scan of your under-painting up once the finished work is posted (can hardly wait to see that). Amazing work, Craig! I've never tried the blue under-painting, but looking at your skillful use of the technique, feel inspired to give it a try.