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Gord Wilson – practice what I preach

By Station Gallery 
on June 14, 2017
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When starting a painting, I try to practice what I preach; composition, planning a center of interest and atmosphere.  I start with important features first.  Then I add more information, until the majority of  the painting is established. Now I  leave the work for several days or more.  This break in the painting allows me to re-evaluate, and make changes, before I finish.  The finished painting should contain high realism in the foreground and less information in the background.  The end result; curiosity and stimulation of interest.

Gord Wilson will be next in the Gallery on June 16th.

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